Kebbi varsity matriculates 3,336 students
The university, which was established in 2013 and started academic activities in 2014 with 24-degree programmes and three faculties, now has 37 undergraduate programmes and 20 postgraduate programmes.
In his speech, the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Zayyan Muhammad-Umar, said that the university was driven by an overwhelming desire to encourage vibrant academic culture. “The culture is through the facilitation of cutting edge research, seminars, workshops and conferences that not only elicit robust academic exchange and discourse but are also geared at improving the lots of our communities.
“On this, I salute the unwavering commitment of my predecessors, who worked tirelessly towards making this university a class of its own,” he said. Muhammad-Umar assured the students, guardians and parents that the university would continue to build on the significant milestone it had attained.
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