The Senate Thursday October 27, 2016 at its 59th Regular meeting has
approved Vice-Chancellor's nominations of two new Deputy
Vice-Chancellors in the persons of Prof. Musa Inuwa Fodio, who until now
is the Dean of the School of Postgraduate Studies (SPGS) and a
Professor of Accounting and Finance and was assigned the Academic
portfolio while Dr. Mrs. Grace Rinret Ishaku Pennap, Director, School of
Preliminary Studies and Associate Professor of Health Microbiology was
elevated and assigned the Administration portfolio.
The VC made the surprised announcement as the Senate meeting draws to a
close. He thanked the outgoing principal officers and praised them for
their hard-work, cooperation and commitment in carrying out their briefs
during what he termed "an eventful" two year period. The new
appointments were consistent with his declared philosophy of
rejuvenating his four year tenure after marking his midterm (Oct. 08,
2014 to Oct. 08, 2016) with a report that self assessed and chronicled
the administration's performance. He congratulated the new appointees
and charged them to be diligent and committed to the tasking challenges
ahead.
Prof. M. I. Fodio
Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Academic)
Prof. Fodio was born 57 years ago at Nasarawa town, Nasarawa State. He
obtained Ph.D and M.Sc Accounting and Finance at Ahmadu Bello
University, Zaria and B.Sc Accounting from the University of Jos. He was
promoted Professor in 2015 and is richly published in national and
international refereed journals.
Dr. Mrs. G. R. I. Pennap
Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Administration)
Dr. Pennap herself was born 57 years ago at Langtang, Plateau State. The
Associate Professor of Health Microbiology obtained her Ph.D Public
Health (Microbiology), M.Sc Microbiology and B.Sc Zoology from the same
prestigious Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria. She also has numerous
published scholarly journal papers in several local and international
refereed journals.
The duo succeeded Dr. Sa'adatu Hassan Liman and Prof. Yakubu Boyi Ngwai
who were until now Deputy Vice-Chancellors (Academic and Administration)
respectively.
Credit: Information & Protocol Unit, NSUK
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