BUK Alumni Seeks Education Minister’s Support for Abuja Event
In a significant move to strengthen ties and garner support for their forthcoming congress, the Planning Committee of the BUK Alumni Association (BUKAA) FCT Chapter paid a courtesy visit to the Honorable Minister of State for Education, Dr. Suwaiba Said Ahmad. The visit, which served a dual purpose: inviting the Minister to the congress and familiarizing her with the ambitious objectives of the association.
Dr. Suwaiba, a proud alumnus of BUK, brings a unique perspective to her role as Minister, as she completed her education from primary school through to university at the institution. Her deep-rooted connection to BUK was palpable as she shared heartfelt reflections on how the university played a pivotal role in shaping her academic and professional journey. “BUK is not just an institution; it’s a part of who I am,” she stated, emphasizing her strong emotional ties to both the university and its vibrant alumni network.
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The delegation, led by Interim Chairman Alhassan Mohammed, comprised influential members of the planning committee, including Dr. Omoh Atsenokhai, Jamila Ahmed, Dr. Hussaini Yahaya, Aliyu Umar, Aminu Idris, Amina Lawal Kankara, and Aliyu Isah. Together, they articulated the vision of the congress, which aims to foster collaboration among alumni, promote educational initiatives, and support ongoing development projects at BUK.
During the meeting, Dr. Suwaiba warmly welcomed the delegation, expressing her enthusiasm for the endeavors of the BUKAA. She assured them of her unwavering support, highlighting the importance of alumni engagement in enriching the educational landscape and contributing to community development.
The congress, scheduled for [insert date and location], is expected to attract a diverse range of participants, including prominent alumni and key stakeholders in the education sector. The planning committee aims to create a platform for networking, knowledge sharing, and collective action that will lead to meaningful impacts both within BUK and the larger community.
The BUKAA FCT Chapter looks forward to the congress as a stepping stone towards strengthening alumni relations and enhancing the overall growth of the university, and with the support of influential figures like Dr. Suwaiba, the future appears bright for their initiatives.
By PRNigeria
