NSUK Appoints First Female Vice-Chancellor: Professor Sa’adatu Hassan Liman

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Did you know Nasarawa State University, Keffi (NSUK) has just made a historic move by appointing its first female Vice-Chancellor? Who is this pioneering leader, and what does her appointment signify for the future of the institution? Explore the journey of Professor Sa’adatu Hassan Liman and the changes she's set to bring.

NSUK Gets First Female Vice Chancellor

The Nasarawa State University, Keffi (NSUK), has reached a significant milestone by appointing its first female Vice-Chancellor, Professor Sa’adatu Hassan Liman. A distinguished academic in Islamic Studies, Professor Liman’s selection marks a pivotal moment in the university’s history, reflecting a commitment to gender equality and progressive leadership within higher education in Nigeria.

The announcement of this groundbreaking appointment was made by the Secretary to the State Government, SSG, Barrister Muhammad Ubandoma-Aliyu, on Wednesday. This decision, approved by Governor Abdullahi Sule, is a result of detailed consultations and careful consideration of recommendations provided by the Professor Attahiru Jega-led Governing Council.

Effective Date April 15th, 2024
Vice-Chancellor Professor Sa’adatu Hassan Liman
Field Islamic Studies
Announced By SSG Barrister Muhammad Ubandoma-Aliyu
University Nasarawa State University, Keffi
Selection Led by Prof. Attahiru Jega
Authority Approved by Governor Abdullahi Sule
Significance First female in the role

Key Aspects of Professor Liman’s Appointment:

This appointment is a significant stride towards inclusive governance and leadership diversity at NSUK. As you look forward to the new academic and administrative eras under Professor Liman’s guidance, it is a moment of pride and anticipation for the university community and the broader educational sector in Nasarawa and beyond.

What This Means for You: If you are a part of the NSUK community or a prospective student, this development signals a promising direction under a leadership that values diversity and has a proven academic track record. It’s an exciting time for the university, as it embraces change that could bring about innovative policies and a fresh perspective on both educational and administrative fronts.

Professor Liman’s leadership is set to be a beacon of inspiration, showcasing the importance of diversity in educational leadership and reinforcing NSUK’s reputation as a progressive institution. As she prepares to take on her new role, the NSUK community and its stakeholders look forward with optimism to a tenure that promises growth and innovation.

Olusegun Fapohunda