Zulum pledges support for UNIMAID development

Zulum pledges support for UNIMAID’s development

Zulum pledges support for UNIMAID development

Governor Babagana Zulum of Borno State has reiterated his commitment to supporting the University of Maiduguri (UNIMAID) in achieving international standards.

Read Also:UNIMAID Second Semester Provisional CA Timetable, 2022/2023 session

Speaking at a meeting with a delegation from the university at the Government House Maiduguri on Friday, Zulum noted that his administration is focused on educational development in the state.

 

According to Zulum, his concern is solely focused on supporting the institution’s growth, acknowledging the challenges faced by the university, including inadequate power supply, water, housing, and laboratory equipment. 

READ ALSO: 23-Year-Old Maryam Usman Breaks 22-Year Record at Gombe State University

 

Read Also:UNIMAID Releases Important Announcement for Bio 203 Students

 

He assured the acting Vice Chancellor, Prof. Mohammed Laminu Mele, that the state government is committed to investing in research and development in the university.

RECOMMENDED FOR YOU: Alabar Pledges Strong Backing for CEFTER as MOAUM Deepens Research Drive

 

Zulum urged the acting VC to adopt a persuasive approach in managing the university’s affairs, promising to work together to enhance the teaching and learning process. 

 

He expressed his willingness to support the university in restoring its reputation and greatness.

YOU MIGHT LIKE: Adamawa State Ministry of Education Distributes Learning Materials to Secondary Schools

Read Also:PANS Cultural Day: A Celebration of Diversity and Unity at UNIMAID

Prof. Mele expressed gratitude to the governor and minister of education, recognizing Borno State’s key partnership with Unimaid. 

 

He also solicited support in addressing the university’s challenges during his six-month tenure as acting VC.

 

“This meeting strengthens the collaboration between the state government and Unimaid, fostering a brighter future for education in Borno State.”