About the Event
Vice Chancellor of Karl Kumm University, Vom, Nigeria, Prof Yakubu Yerima Jabil has reaffirmed that the set goal of transforming the University to become a citadel of global research and learning is a mandate that should be achieved.
Speaking when he hosted the Head of Department and entire staff of Physic, University of Jos, the Vice Chancellor noted that the management team was already triedlessly working towards sustaining an enabling learning environment of global intellectual standard for systematic innovation, research and learning in the institution.
A statement signed by the Protocol and Information Officer to the Vice Chancellor, Bulus Gambo quotes Prof Jabil thanking the delegation from his former department for their show of support, encouragement and prayers for success.
He noted that within these few years, the institution has remarkably secured accreditation for thirteen courses.
Prof Jabil expressed optimism that in no distance time, more courses would be introduced by the university and urged his former colleagues to continue to assist the institution whenever they are called upon.
Earlier, the Head of Department Physic, University of Jos, Prof Emmanuel Taddy disclosed that the delegation from his former department was in Karl Kumm University to pray and encourage him to succeed after his new appointment.
He noted that the appointment of Prof Jabil as the Vice Chancellor of Karl Kumm University did not come to them as a surprise considering his good track records.
Prof Taddy described the Vice Chancellor as a man of high integrity and transparency who is always dedicated and working hard to deliver on any responsibility given to him.
Among the scholars on the entourage during the courtesy call included Prof Stephen Songden, who is tremendously making an impact as Director SIWES, Karl Kumm University, Prof Ezekiel Makama, Prof Stella Akandi and Prof Ndubisi Omaghali among other staff of the department
Highlights of the occasion witnessed the presentation of a plague and prayers for the success of the Vice Chancellor during his tenure of office.
