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AUN Celebrates 17th Founder’s Day, Showcases Record Growth and Expanding Innovations

2025-11-27T11:52:00+00:00

The �� (AUN) commemorated its 17th Founder’s Day on November 22, 2025, marking a milestone defined by exceptional growth, enhanced campus innovation, and an unwavering commitment to development-focused education. This year’s celebration—held in the distinguished Aliyu Musdafa Commencement Hall—brought together students, faculty, alumni, partners, and friends of the university to reflect on its remarkable journey.

AUN President, Prof. DeWayne Frazier, described the past year as a period of “unprecedented progress,” highlighting the institution’s sustained advancements in academic excellence, research innovation, and community impact. Reflecting on the university’s origins, he stated, “Over two decades ago, our dear founder, His Excellency Atiku Abubakar, and a team of passionate visionaries laid the cornerstone for what would become Africa’s first Development University. Their dream was bold, their commitment unwavering, and their impact, immeasurable.”

Prof. Frazier emphasized that AUN’s success is rooted in years of deliberate investment in quality teaching, campus development, and student-centered learning. “The last six months have been a whirlwind of milestones, including record-breaking enrollment, a new Jaiz Bank Entrepreneurship Hub with a 5v5 soccer field with solar lights, new tennis courts, and the launch of the AUN Alumni Park,” he noted. “These are just the physical accomplishments; what our students are doing inside and outside the classroom is stellar—from peace initiatives to tutoring to community cleanup projects, their impact in this region is felt by the Yola community.”

The ceremony also honored AUN’s visionary founder, His Excellency Atiku Abubakar, whose dedication to bringing ��-style education to Nigeria has shaped the university’s identity for more than two decades. Prof. Frazier remarked, “You will not find any person in Nigeria who has given more to their commitment to education than our dear Founder. His impact can be seen with AUN graduates in this commencement hall and all over the world.”

AUN celebrated the legacy of early contributors such as the late Dr. Robert “Bob” Pastor renowned scholar, former White House National Security Council member, and Peace Corps volunteer. Prof. Frazier recalled, “The award-winning AUN library is named after Dr. Robert Pastor in remembrance of his contribution along this journey.”

Across academics, research, and community engagement, AUN continues to deepen its impact. Prof. Frazier highlighted, “Our mission has always been clear: to provide a world-class education rooted in critical thinking, innovation, and a commitment to sustainable development. Through initiatives like the Feed and Read program and our alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, we have remained steadfast in our pledge to serve.”

Looking to the future, he reaffirmed the university’s commitment to leadership development: “The challenges ahead are great, but so too are the opportunities. Let us continue to innovate, to inspire, and to lead. Let us remain true to our mission of developing leaders who will shape a better, more sustainable world.”

Reported by John Abah

AUN Founder, H.E. Atiku Abubakar, Urges Alumni to Champion Education at 17th Founder’s Day Celebration

2025-11-27T11:24:43+00:00

The 17th Annual Founder’s Day celebration of the �� (AUN) featured a stirring call to action from the university’s founder, His Excellency Atiku Abubakar, as he addressed alumni, faculty, students, and distinguished guests on November 22, 2025.

In a speech that resonated with both inspiration and responsibility, the Founder highlighted the vital role of alumni in advancing the university’s mission. “Supporting the �� means supporting a movement,” he declared, inviting philanthropists at home and abroad to join in strengthening the noble cause of education. “Your support is not simply a financial contribution; it is an affirmation of your belief in the power of knowledge to heal, to enrich, and to empower.”

He emphasized that education is a bridge across societal divides and a catalyst for lasting change. “Supporting AUN is indeed supporting humanity, for education has the power to bridge divides, illuminate paths, and inspire generations,” he said, underscoring the transformative potential of knowledge.

The Founder acknowledged the university’s alumni community as the heartbeat of AUN. He noted that graduates serve as ambassadors of the institution, exemplifying the values and leadership skills imparted to them during their time on campus. “Our alumni are a testament to the profound educational experience we offer, and their accomplishments illustrate the transformative power of an AUN education,” he added.

He also encouraged alumni to give back to their alma mater, framing it not merely as an act of gratitude but as a cherished tradition rooted in the �� education system. “By supporting the institution that shaped you, you are investing in the next generation of leaders and innovators who will begin their journey on the very same campus,” HE Atiku said.

Throughout his address, he highlighted AUN’s broader vision to foster inclusive education and equitable access to knowledge. “Together, we have the capacity to lead a charge that dismantles barriers and embraces inclusive education as a human right. Together, we will build a Nigeria where no child is left behind, where access to knowledge awakens potential, and where innovative thought is celebrated,” he emphasized.

Reported by Halima Muhammad

“Through Education, We Can Rewrite Our Destiny" - AUN Founder Atiku Abubakar Calls for National Transformation

2025-11-27T11:23:52+00:00

The �� (AUN) has long stood as a beacon of world-class education, demonstrating what is possible when vision, commitment, and resources align for the common good. This message was at the heart of His Excellency Atiku Abubakar’s address during the university’s 17th Annual Founders’ Day celebration at the Lamido Aliyu Musdafa Commencement Hall.

Speaking at the event, His Excellency Atiku Abubakar highlighted the urgent need for a national focus on education, healthcare, and human development as the cornerstone of Nigeria’s progress. He acknowledged the country’s pressing challenges from Boko Haram and banditry to separatist unrest and ethnic divisions but stressed that neglecting education poses the most serious threat to the nation’s future. “While we confront visible threats, the consequences of neglecting education and human development quietly erode our future,” Atiku warned.

Outlining a vision for a stronger Nigeria, he called for safe, well-equipped schools, updated curricula aligned with global standards, and robust healthcare systems that empower students to thrive. “Modern education is no longer an option; it is a necessity. It mitigates violence, poverty, and disenfranchisement, empowering citizens to challenge fanaticism and injustice,” he said.

Atiku praised AUN as a model institution, highlighting its non-profit ethos and commitment to reinvesting resources into student development rather than individual gain. “When education flourishes, so too, do opportunities for economic growth, social cohesion, and national progress,” he noted.

He also challenged students, faculty, staff, and alumni to become advocates for educational and healthcare reform, engage in community outreach, and invest in innovations that cultivate future leaders. Atiku expressed deep gratitude to AUN’s global partners and benefactors, whose support has been pivotal in realizing the university’s mission.

Concluding his address, he reiterated the transformative power of education: “Through education, we can rewrite our destiny. Together, let us harness our collective potential to build a foundation that uplifts individuals, strengthens communities, and ultimately transforms Nigeria.”

Reported by Halima Muhammad

Prof. Kah Urges Tech Innovation and Sovereignty at AUN Founder’s Day

2025-11-27T11:22:41+00:00

At its 17th Founder’s Day on November 22, 2025, the �� (AUN) welcomed H.E. Ambassador Professor Mahammadou M.O. Kah, D.Sc. (h.c), Ph.D.—Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of The Gambia to the Swiss Confederation, Permanent Representative to the United Nations Office at Geneva (UNOG), WTO, and other international organizations in Switzerland, and a distinguished member of AUN’s Governing Council—as the keynote speaker.

Addressing students, faculty, alumni, and international guests at the Aliyu Musdafa Commencement Hall, Prof. Kah delivered a compelling call for African leadership in the digital age, urging the continent to become architects, not spectators, in shaping the technologies that will define its future.

In his keynote titled “The Age of Algorithms,” Prof. Kah paid tribute to AUN’s founder, former Vice President of Nigeria, His Excellency Atiku Abubakar, describing him as a visionary whose lifelong dedication to education, democracy, and sustainable development positioned the university as a shining example of hope and progress for Nigeria and Africa.

“Your vision created more than a university; it established a platform for building stronger communities, a resilient nation, and a thriving continent,” he said.

Prof. Kah stressed that Africa must actively engage in the global digital landscape to prevent widening inequalities. He highlighted artificial intelligence, data sovereignty, and ethical technology use as critical factors in the continent’s development, cautioning that unequal access to infrastructure, skills, and data could exacerbate existing disparities.

“The divide today is no longer just about connectivity,” he noted. “It is about sovereignty, access, computation, and meaningful participation. Africa must play an active role and become equal partners in shaping the digital future.”

He underscored the continent’s greatest asset—its youth—and called for strategic investment in digital infrastructure, future-ready skills, cybersecurity, and responsible AI governance. Prof. Kah also highlighted AUN’s unique role in producing world-class talent and research tailored to Africa’s realities.

To guide Africa’s digital transformation, Prof. Kah outlined three priorities: developing robust digital public infrastructure, asserting data sovereignty, and implementing ethical safeguards. He stressed that technology must serve citizens, not the reverse, stating: “Technology must empower our people, not the other way around.”

Addressing the AUN community directly, he encouraged students, faculty, and researchers to seize the opportunity to lead in shaping how technology defines the continent’s future. He also acknowledged the contributions of generations of faculty, staff, students, and alumni, noting that the 17th Founder’s Day serves as both a celebration and a reminder of the pioneering vision that continues to guide AUN.

“As we advance,” he concluded, “governance in the age of artificial intelligence must go hand-in-hand with closing the digital divide, ensuring that technology truly benefits all.”

Reported by John Abah

SGA President Zakari Reflects on AUN’s Founder’s Legacy

2025-11-27T11:19:36+00:00

“Leadership is not about one person but about collaboration, sacrifice, and a shared vision,” declared Muhammad Bashir Zakari, President of the Student Government Association (SGA) at the �� (AUN). His words captured the spirit of the university community during this year’s Founders Day on November 22, 2025.

Speaking passionately about the enduring impact of the university’s founder, His Excellency Atiku Abubakar, Zakari described him as “aging like fine wine.” He added that the founder’s dream continues to resonate across students, staff, and the wider campus. “He believed education could be a force for peace, for leadership, and for transformation,” Zakari emphasized, noting that Atiku Abubakar envisioned an institution capable of producing thinkers, builders, and transformative leaders. “Today, that vision stands tall before you.”

Reflecting on AUN’s personal significance, Zakari called it his “dream university,” a place where aspirations are intentionally constructed, not inherited. “Everything we are becoming: our pursuit of excellence reflects the vision of His Excellency Atiku Abubakar,” he said.

The university community also marked the founder’s birthday, honoring not only his achievements but the metaphorical “forest of growth and opportunities” he has nurtured. “Today, we are like the forest you built,” Zakari concluded. “We wish you what you wish yourself.”

Reported by Pwagreno Blessing Moris

AUN Recognizes Solar Team, Advancing Eco-Friendly Innovation

2025-11-27T11:12:16+00:00

The �� (AUN) has taken a bold stride toward energy independence by unveiling a comprehensive solar power system designed and installed entirely in-house. The achievement was celebrated during the university’s 17th Annual Founder’s Day Ceremony on November 22, 2025.

Held at the Lamido Aliyu Musdafa Commencement Hall, the event highlighted the contributions of the teams behind this milestone with the presentation of the AUN Solar Team Awards. Their work has positioned AUN as a model for sustainable energy management in academic institutions.

The honored groups included the Campus-Wide Solar Team, Professor Abubakar Sadiq Hussaini, Engineers Anas Audi, Saidu Sanusi, Rosemary Nkannebe, and Mr. Adeniyi Agbowu—and the Office of Technology Support (OTS) Solar Team, comprising Engineer Francis Chaming, Mr. Daniel Waziri, Mr. Yasir Uthman, Mr. Enoch Enos, and Mr. Theman Jirnadu. Together, these teams successfully solarized all critical ICT infrastructure on campus.

“Your work exemplifies our core values of innovation, accountability, and resilience,” said Mr. Daniel Okereke, Vice President of Administration and Registrar, as he praised the awardees.

By completing every phase of the project internally, AUN has not only reduced its reliance on the national power grid but has also showcased the immense potential of homegrown technical talent. The initiative demonstrates that sustainability is powered as much by human expertise as by technology.

In accepting their awards, the teams expressed gratitude and dedicated their achievement to President DeWayne Frazier, marking the solar project as a defining moment in AUN’s ongoing commitment to excellence and forward-thinking energy solutions.

Reported by Martha Vincent and Anointing Edube Dauda

Founder's Day at AUN Honors Long-Serving Faculty for Dedication and Excellence

2025-11-27T11:10:34+00:00

The �� (AUN) celebrated its annual Founders’ Day on Saturday, spotlighting faculty dedication and the enduring vision of its Founder, His Excellency Atiku Abubakar.

The ceremony, held on campus, brought together faculty, staff, students, and friends of the university to reflect on AUN’s remarkable journey since its establishment. Describing Founders’ Day as a moment of gratitude and reflection, the Provost highlighted the university’s mission to provide a world-class, ��-style education that nurtures innovative minds capable of transforming their communities.

“We thank our Founder for providing this platform for all of us,” he said, emphasizing the pivotal role of the Founder’s commitment to education in shaping thousands of young Africans’ futures.

A major highlight of the celebration was the recognition of faculty members who have served the university for fifteen years or more. The Provost praised their dedication, noting that their contributions have significantly strengthened AUN’s growth and reputation. Among those honored was Dr. Chioma Anadozie, an Assistant Professor of Information Systems in the School of Information Technology and Computing. Dr. Anadozie joined AUN in 2006 as a non-academic staff member and, through dedication and perseverance, earned her doctorate from AUN and rose to her current faculty position.

Also recognized was Professor Lucky Osagie Imade, Associate Professor of International Relations and Director of the Model UN Programme. Professor Imade, who joined the university in 2008, has been instrumental in mentoring students and advancing AUN’s Model UN initiatives. The Provost further acknowledged Dr. Olusegun Ogundapo, who holds a PhD in Electronic Engineering, for his commitment to teaching and research excellence. Dr. Agatha Ukata was also honored for her long-standing service and dedication to academic development at the university.

In closing, the Provost expressed heartfelt appreciation to all honorees and reaffirmed AUN’s commitment to advancing the Founder’s mission. “The university’s progress stands as proof of what visionary leadership combined with committed faculty and staff can achieve,” he said.

Reported by Pwagreno Blessing Moris

New Student Housing, Energy Autonomy Highlight AUN’s 17th Founder’s Day Ceremony

2025-11-22T16:32:21+00:00

Yola, Nigeria — November 22, 2025 — The �� (AUN), Yola, marked its 17th annual Founders Day and 20^th anniversary with groundbreaking initiatives that underscore its commitment to student welfare, innovation, and sustainability. The celebrations, which coincided with the birthday of the University’s Founder and former Vice President of Nigeria, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, drew dignitaries, well-wishers, and associates to the city of Yola in a vibrant display of support and pride.

As part of the ceremony, AUN officially flagged off the construction of two new student hostels to meet the demands of its growing enrollment. President of the University, Professor DeWayne Frazier, emphasized that the expansion was inevitable given the steady rise in student numbers since the institution’s establishment in 2003.

To deliver on this vision, AUN signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with a reputable Abuja-based property development firm. The partnership will see the completion of the first set of luxury student housing by September 2026, paving the way for a new generation of learners to experience world-class residential facilities.

The Founder’s Day also witnessed the commissioning of a state-of-the-art synthetic pitch for 5-a-side football, generously donated by Jaiz Bank. The facility forms part of AUN’s Student Entrepreneurship Hub, designed to foster social engagement, creativity, and innovation. President Frazier commended the gesture and generosity of Jaiz Bank, noting that it would “enhance student life while encouraging teamwork and entrepreneurial thinking.”

A highlight of the ceremony was the unveiling of AUN’s ambitious renewable energy project, which has successfully transitioned the University from recurring energy crises to full energy autonomy. This milestone reflects AUN’s broader sustainability agenda and positions it as a leader among Nigeria’s first-generation private universities.

“These initiatives signal our determination to build a resilient, future-focused institution,” said President Frazier. “They are a direct tribute to the vision and untiring commitment of our Founder, whose dream has always been to empower generations of African youths to live modern, productive lives.”

President Frazier also paid glowing tribute to the Founder Alhaji Atiku Abubakar for his unwavering support and dedication to the University’s mission. He highlighted the Founder’s role in advancing education and development in Nigeria’s Northeast region, describing him as a “visionary leader whose legacy continues to inspire AUN’s journey of excellence.”

“On behalf of the entire ��, I thank you all for your unwavering support and commitment. Together, we have built an institution that is a source of pride and a force for good. Here’s to 20 years of excellence—and to many more years of shaping the future.

“Over the years, the �� has grown from its humble beginnings into a dynamic community that embodies the values of excellence, integrity, and service. We have educated leaders who are shaping industries, driving change, and transforming communities, not only in Nigeria but across the globe.

“Our mission has always been clear: to provide a world-class education rooted in critical thinking, innovation, and a commitment to sustainable development. Today, as we celebrate 20 years of fulfilling that mission, we take pride in the milestones in innovative academic programs, pioneering research and community impact.

“As we celebrate our rich history, we must also look to the future. The challenges ahead are great, but so too are the opportunities. Let us continue to innovate, to inspire, and to lead. Let us remain true to our mission of developing leaders who will shape a better, more sustainable world.”

About the �� (AUN)

Founded in 2003 by former Vice President of Nigeria, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar, the �� is West Africa’s premier development university. With a mission to prepare leaders equipped with knowledge, skills, and values to address Africa’s challenges, AUN combines liberal arts education with practical engagement in entrepreneurship, sustainability, and community service. AUN prides itself as a private university with a public mission.

Signed

Yusuf Mohammed

Senior Director Public Affairs

yusuf@aun.edu.ng

A Celebration of Excellence, 17th Founder's Day to Honor Visionary Founder and Recognize Outstanding Achievements

2025-11-20T20:09:53+00:00

The �� (AUN) is set to host its 17th Annual Founder's Day Celebration, scheduled for Saturday, November 22, 2025, at 10:00 a.m., at the Lamido Aliyu Musdafa Commencement Hall in AUN.

Founder's Day remains one of AUN's most cherished traditions, an occasion dedicated to celebrating the University's remarkable journey, its vision, and its continuous impact on Nigeria, Africa, and the world.

This year's celebration comes at a historic moment, as the University records the largest increase in new student enrollment since its founding, reflecting the growing demand for the world-class education that AUN offers.

In recognition of his visionary leadership and enduring dedication, AUN will once again pay special tribute to its Founder, His Excellency Atiku Abubakar, GCON. His bold commitment to establishing a world-class university in Yola has transformed global educational access in Nigeria and beyond, and continues to inspire generations of leaders. His Excellency's unwavering support remains foundational to the University's progress and global reputation.

AUN is equally honored to welcome Ambassador Professor Muhammadou M. O. Kah as the 2025 Founder's Day Keynote Speaker. Ambassador Kah currently serves as the Ambassador of the Republic of The Gambia to the Swiss Confederation and Permanent Representative to the United Nations Organizations in Geneva (UNOG), including the WTO and other international bodies.

A distinguished scholar and seasoned administrator, Ambassador Kah has deep roots at AUN, having served as Founding Dean of the School of Information Technology & Communications in 2005 and later as Provost/Vice President for Academic Affairs in 2017. His return to AUN as keynote speaker underscores his longstanding relationship with the University.

This year's festivities will kick off on Thursday, November 20, 2025, with AUN's vibrant International Day Celebration, where students from across the globe will showcase their nations' cultural heritage.

As part of the commemoration, AUN will honor its founding staff and faculty who have served 15 years or more, acknowledging their dedication and contributions to AUN's legacy of excellence, integrity, and service. Students will also be recognized for their vital role in shaping and enriching the AUN community.

Reported by Pwagreno Blessing Moris

AUN Launches Two New Scholarly Publications — AUN Journal of Arts and Humanities (AUNJAH) and AUN Journal of Social Sciences (AUNJSS)

2025-11-20T20:08:56+00:00

The Editor-in-Chief of AUN Journals, Dr. Adewale James, has announced the debut of two esteemed journals, marking a significant milestone in the ��'s commitment to advancing academic research and scholarship.

The inaugural editions of the AUN Journal of Arts and Humanities (AUNJAH) and the AUN Journal of Social Sciences (AUNJSS) have officially been published and are now accessible online.

The AUN Journal of Arts and Humanities (AUNJAH), Volume 1, Number 1 (2025), showcases cutting-edge research in the arts, humanities, and related disciplines. Scholars, researchers, and professionals are invited to read, download, and share the publication within their academic and professional networks. The AUNJAH is led by Dr. Ikedinachi Ayodele Power Wogu, as editor, with Dr. Adeleke Oluwasun Israel and Mr. Emmanuel Best Thliza as Associate Editors.

The AUN Journal of Social Sciences (AUNJSS), Volume 1, Number 1 (2025), is also now available online. This journal aims to publish high-quality research in the field of social sciences, contributing to the discourse and development of the discipline. We warmly invite scholars, researchers, and professionals to read and share this publication within their scholarly and professional networks.

The AUNJSS is led by Dr. Danlami Hamid as Editor, with Dr. Moses Christian as Associate Editor. The journal's publication team includes Ms. Abigail Dauda as Journal Manager, Engr. Kabri Lawal as Journal Software Engineer, and supporting staff Faruk Bashir and Bolu Ayobami.

In his statement, Dr. James expressed appreciation to the editorial teams of both journals for their dedication and professionalism in bringing the journals to life, saying, "We are deeply grateful to everyone who contributed to the successful launch of AUNJAH and AUNJSS.

This achievement reflects AUN's continued leadership in promoting African scholarship and intellectual exchange." He extended heartfelt appreciation to all authors, reviewers, and readers for their invaluable contributions and continued support.

20th AUN-SITC Poster Presentation Features Outstanding Senior Projects

2025-11-20T20:04:50+00:00

Innovation took center stage at the �� (AUN) as graduating students from the School of Information Technology and Computing (SITC) showcased their cutting-edge Senior Design Projects during the 20th Poster Presentation held on October 24, 2025, in the AUN Commencement Lobby.

The AUN Senior Design Poster Presentation serves as a semi-final platform for graduating students to display their projects to the public—particularly industry experts and academic scholars—for objective evaluation, constructive feedback, and suggestions aimed at improving their final defense.

During the event, students presented visually engaging posters that highlighted innovative projects addressing real-world challenges. These projects covered diverse areas such as education, health, and technology, including studies on the impact of power failure on students’ academic performance, a smart roommate matching system for AUN students, a hospital management system, and the application of social media marketing practices. The presentations demonstrated the students’ technical proficiency, research capability, and readiness for professional practice.

Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, Prof. Paul Vita, commended the students for their creativity, commitment, and hard work. He stated:

“I want to use this opportunity to thank and congratulate you all for your diligence, hard work, and dedication. The community, Nigeria, Africa, and indeed the world await your solutions to numerous problems—from climate change to food insecurity—that can make a real impact.”

In his remarks, Dr. Chidi Ononiwu, Dean of SITC, expressed appreciation to academia, industry experts, faculty, staff, and students who participated in evaluating the projects. He emphasized that the essence of the event was to provide constructive evaluation and suggestions for improving students’ work before their final defense.

Each presentation offered students valuable opportunities to engage with faculty, peers, and professionals, receiving useful insights to refine their projects further. The event also reinforced AUN’s strong commitment to experiential learning and applied industry practices.

The 20th edition of the SITC Senior Design Poster Presentation once again demonstrated AUN’s mission to nurture graduates who combine academic excellence with innovative thinking to solve real-world problems.

Reported by John Abah

AUN School of Business & Entrepreneurship Hosts Financial Literacy Workshop for Young Students

2025-11-20T20:03:01+00:00

The �� (AUN) School of Business & Entrepreneurship (SBE) has empowered secondary school students of AUN Academy with vital skills in financial management and entrepreneurship through an interactive financial literacy workshop held on campus.

The session brought together faculty members from SBE, AUN students, and young learners eager to understand the principles of money management and entrepreneurship in today’s economy.

In his opening remarks, AUN Provost Professor Paul Vita commended the students for their enthusiasm and participation. “We appreciate you being here,” he said. “As a development university, AUN wants you to gain basic knowledge of modern entrepreneurship that prepares you to make meaningful impact.”

During the workshop, AUN students delivered engaging presentations on key topics in financial literacy, including budgeting, entrepreneurship, investment basics, and smart spending. The sessions offered practical insights into how financial principles apply to everyday life.

Dean of the School, Dr. Yusuf Kani, emphasized the importance of business literacy across all disciplines. “We are here to train engineers and innovators,” he noted. “ Understanding how to run a business and make an impact is a skill that transcends every field.”

Representing the student facilitators, Bilkisu, a law student currently enrolled in an entrepreneurship course, urged the participants to develop sound financial habits early. “We want you to learn how to save, spend wisely, and focus on necessities,” she said.

For many of the AUN Academy students, the workshop proved both inspiring and empowering. Jamila Abubakar, an SS2 student, expressed her appreciation for the opportunity. “I want to be an IT professional,” she said. “Learning how to run my business is a great achievement for me. I appreciate everyone who made this possible for our benefit.”

The workshop reflects AUN’s broader commitment to fostering entrepreneurship and financial literacy among young Nigerians, preparing them to become responsible, innovative leaders of the future.

Reported by Pwagreno Blessing Moris

AUN Schools Host Vibrant Cultural Day, Showcasing Global Heritage and Unity

2025-11-20T20:01:34+00:00

The �� (AUN) Schools celebrated their annual Cultural Day with a vibrant showcase of global traditions, emphasizing unity in diversity. The event, held at the School Community Hall, brought together students from the Early Learning Center (ELC), Elementary, and Charter School, alongside faculty, parents, and distinguished guests.

The occasion was graced by several dignitaries, including AUN President Dr. Dewayne Frazier, Director of AUN Schools Mrs. Asma’u Atiku Abubakar, and other members of the university management and schools' board.

The hall was transformed into a lively global village, adorned with artifacts, flags, and traditional items from around the world, creating an atmosphere rich in culture and heritage.

The program opened with a soulful rendition of the National Anthem by the second-grade class, setting a tone of pride and celebration. A key highlight was the parade of cultural dances, featuring energetic performances representing India, Ethiopia, and Central Africa. Nigerian culture was proudly showcased through captivating displays by the Igbo, Tiv, Yoruba, Fulani, Igede, and Bachama communities, performed by students in the first through third grades.

Guests were treated to an array of traditional cuisines, offering a culinary journey across cultures. Each dish told a unique story through its flavor and presentation.

A thought-provoking drama performance by the pupils delivered a powerful message on the importance of unity in diversity. Through their acting, the children advocated for peace, love, and mutual understanding, emphasizing that the nation’s strength lies in its differences.

Dressed in a colorful spectrum of cultural attires, the students turned the school grounds into a living tapestry of the world's cultures, celebrating the beauty of a shared humanity.

Reported by: Udoh Victoria Clement

Serving Corps Member, Marketing & Communications

AUNHS Spreads Literacy and Smiles at Karatu Library

2025-11-20T19:55:41+00:00

On Saturday, October 4, 2025, the Honor Society, �� (AUNHS) visited the Karatu Library Foundation in Yola, a cozy learning space founded by Martha Speirs, a native of Boston, Massachusetts, and Mr. Efada Udoh, a resident of Yola, Adamawa State.

The visit reinforced the existing bond between AUN and the Karatu Library, underscoring the AUNHS's mission to embody AUN's core values of scholarship, service, character, and leadership. The outreach was part of the AUNHS Computer Service Initiative, spearheaded by Bilkisu Alkali, a senior majoring in Law and Vice President/Head of Community Service, AUNHS.

Ms. Bilkisu stated that the initiative emerged from the AUNHS's desire to create sustainable, low-cost community impact. "We wanted a project that could be easily replicated and sustained across semesters, one that educates while building relationships. Books don't just teach; they open worlds. Books define who we become, they shape how we see the world, and we want to share that gift with others," she added.

The day was filled with laughter, storytelling, and reflection. Members read aloud from vividly illustrated storybooks, guiding the children through each line and encouraging them to imagine, question, and respond. For many participating members, the visit was more than an act of volunteerism; it was a rediscovery of purpose.

"It was truly encouraging to see how well these children could read. Their curiosity and confidence reminded us of why AUN's motto- Excellence, Service, and Integrity- matters so deeply," shared Akachukwu Madueke, a senior majoring in Communications & Multimedia Designs and a member of AUNHS.

The project received generous support from Professor Paul Vita, Provost, ��, who contributed adult reading materials, and Dr. Abubakar Hussaini, Dean of the School of Engineering and Faculty Advisor of AUNHS, who provided a collection of books for the reading sessions.

The Karatu Library, with its leafy outdoor reading nook and warm atmosphere, continues to serve as a haven for both children and adults. As the sun dipped low and the volunteers prepared to leave, the sense of shared purpose was palpable. Through this initiative, the AUNHS continues to exemplify what it means to learn, lead, and serve – keeping alive the spirit of literacy, community, and compassion that defines the university's mission.

About the Karatu Library Foundation, Yola

Founded by Martha Speirs, a literacy advocate from Boston, Massachusetts, and Mr. Efada Udoh, the Karatu Library Foundation has become a vital literacy hub in Yola. It provides free access to books, reading programs, and community engagement initiatives that promote lifelong learning.

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Reported By Akachukwu Madueke

Local Clinics Benefit from AUN Students' Generous Donation of Medical Essentials

2025-11-20T19:54:46+00:00

In a gesture of community support, students from the �� (AUN) donated essential medical supplies to Shagari Clinic and Bole Primary Health Care on Friday, November 7, 2025. The donation drive, organized by the AUN Students Outreach Project, aimed to bolster healthcare delivery in the community.

Abdullahi Isa, a senior majoring in Politics & International Studies and President of the Students Outreach Project, explained that the initiative is part of the club's ongoing efforts to strengthen community engagement. "This outreach is one of several initiatives undertaken this semester, and we decided to visit a local clinic to provide essential items for free distribution to the public," he said.

Veronica M. Offiong, a Junior majoring in Law and Acting Vice President of the Students Outreach Project, expressed personal fulfillment with the gesture. "Giving is a lifestyle. I love to help people in need, and seeing the direct impact of our contributions today has been incredibly fulfilling."

Officials from both health facilities expressed gratitude for the donation. Sulieman Kawu, Officer in Charge of Bole 2 Primary Health Care, thanked the students, saying, "Thank you for having us in your heart to bless us with such huge equipment." Similarly, Pharmacy Technician Maryam Yahaya of Shagari Clinic noted, "This will go a long way and it will be of great help to the clinic."

The donation, which includes syringes, gloves, cotton wool, antiseptic spirits, bandages, paracetamol, and other basic medical materials, underscores AUN students' commitment to making a positive impact in the local community.

Reported by Martha Vincent

Student's Selfless Act Restores Hope for Elderly Woman in Jimeta

2025-11-20T19:51:43+00:00

In a heartwarming act of compassion, Zara Baba Shehu, a final-year Information Systems major at the �� (AUN), offered financial assistance to 98-year-old petty trader Mama Rose Diko after her shop was robbed recently. The gesture took place on Friday, November 7, 2025, along Barracks Road in Jimeta.

Zara said she learned of Mama Rose's ordeal and was moved by the plight and the elderly woman's vulnerability. "I wanted to show support and let Mama know she is not alone," she said, adding that this gesture aligned with the values of empathy and community service she has learned through her journey at AUN.

Mama Rose, who lost her only child years ago, currently cares for nine grandchildren. Despite her age, she continues petty trading to sustain herself and the children under her care. The robbery left her distressed and uncertain about how to recover her losses, but Zara's support brought renewed hope.

Overwhelmed with gratitude, Mama Rose offered heartfelt prayers for Zara and the team that accompanied her. "I don't know you all, but God knows you," she said. "I pray you will live long and never lack anything in your lives. I am very happy and grateful. God bless you all."

Zara's gesture reflects AUN's commitment to community service and highlights the university's emphasis on empathy, leadership, and social responsibility.

Reported by: Martha Vincent

AUN Alumna Zainab Enrolls Out-of-School Children at Wuro Jabbe Primary School

2025-11-20T19:47:42+00:00

AUN alumna Ms. Zainab Ahmed Shuaibu has given new hope to children in Yola by enrolling thirteen (13) out-of-school pupils into Wuro Jabbe Primary School as part of her ongoing commitment to community service.

Zainab, who recently graduated from AUN, has dedicated herself to supporting underserved communities by ensuring that more children gain access to basic education. Her latest initiative focuses on getting children off the streets and back into the classroom.

Speaking on the significance of the gesture, the Head Teacher of Wuro Jabbe Primary School, Mr. Muhammed Gilma, said, “For an educated person to see children running around the street without education, it's painful. I am glad we have people like Zainab who take it as a responsibility to bring them back to school.”

He expressed appreciation for the gesture and emphasized the school’s commitment to supporting the new students. “We will enroll them and monitor their performance. We are happy to welcome them and grateful to Zainab,” the Head Teacher added.

Some of the children who were enrolled, including Hapsat Aliyu and Joy Dickson, could not hide their excitement about returning to school. Their smiles spoke volumes about the hope this opportunity has brought into their lives.

Reported by Pwagreno Blessing Morris

AUN Final Year Student Embarks on Community Education Initiative

2025-11-20T19:42:39+00:00

On October 2nd, 2025, Zara Baba Shehu, a final-year Information Systems student at the �� (AUN), took a commendable step towards promoting education by enrolling 15 out-of-school children back into Wauro Jappe primary school in Yola, Adamawa State, and sewing new school uniforms for each of them as part of her self-initiated community service project.

Speaking on the motive behind the initiative, Zara explained that her passion for education and concern for the future of underprivileged children drove her to act. The reason for this community service is because I believe education should be a basic priority, she said. “Looking at the children, all they care about is food, but in the next five years, they will not be the same. Education is a weapon to eliminate illiteracy and to kill poverty. I believe education is a full life-changing game, so that’s why I am doing this.”

Zara’s outreach included engaging with children, educational support, and raising awareness about the importance of early learning.

Mrs. Ladi Aisha Isa, the Assistant Head Teacher, Wauro Jappe primary school where the activity took place, praised the initiative, stating, “I am truly grateful to see students caring for the younger ones. It’s encouraging and gives us hope.”

Also expressing gratitude was 5-year-old Zainab Sa’ad, one of the beneficiaries, who cheerfully said, “Thank you madam Zara for having us in mind and taking the responsibility to pay our fees and making sure we are back to school”

Zara’s project has been lauded as a powerful reminder of how students can be agents of change, using their knowledge and resources to uplift communities and inspire a new generation of learners

Reported by Pwagreno Blessing Moris

Batch ‘C’ AUN Corps Members Pay Heartfelt Tribute to the President

2025-11-20T19:40:42+00:00

In a moment defined by gratitude, reflection, and celebration, Batch ‘C’ National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members serving at the �� (AUN) paid a warm courtesy visit to President Dr. Dewayne Frazier on November 6, 2025. What began as a simple end-of-service call quickly became a touching tribute to a year of growth, mentorship, and shared purpose within the AUN community.

Speaking on behalf of her colleagues, Miss Udoh Victoria Clement of the Communication and Marketing Department delivered an emotional address that captivated the room. “We did not just serve, we grew, and we became. AUN is not just a university; we found a place that opened the skies for us,” she said, drawing smiles and nods of agreement from fellow corps members and university leaders.

Dr. Frazier welcomed the corps members with warmth and admiration, commending their dedication to the university’s mission. He reaffirmed AUN’s commitment to human capacity development, noting that the institution remains a place that nurtures excellence, unity, and social responsibility.

In a symbolic expression of appreciation, the corps members presented a collection of thoughtful gifts to the president. The highlight was a traditional Nigerian Jukun attire, one of Nigeria’s renowned fishing cultures. Miss Udoh shared the sentiment behind the gift: “During the last commencement, you spoke passionately about your love for African fishes, so we decided to connect you to a culture that shares that passion. The Jukun people are known for their fishing heritage, and this attire is our way of celebrating that connection.”

The event also featured an open exchange of reflections as corps members shared their experiences working at AUN. Samaila, who served in the AUN Law Library, offered a heartfelt testimony. “I was welcomed into a university where religion has nothing to do with professionalism. My boss is a Muslim, and I am a Christian, yet he treats me like his own child, patiently teaching me how to navigate the library’s resources. In addition, most times what he gets to eat I do have the privilege of eating too. I studied Library Science in a Federal University, but I never knew how to use complex databases until I came here. AUN gave me the practical experience I never had in school. Long live the ��.”

The event concluded with group photographs, capturing the joy and pride shared by the corps members, university leaders, and the president as he received their gifts.

Reported by:
Udoh Victoria Clement
Serving Corps Member, Marketing and Communications

�� Expands Governing Council with International Experts

2025-10-31T10:38:56+00:00

Yola, Adamawa State, 31 October 2025

The �� (AUN) Governing Council has announced the appointment of four distinguished global leaders to its membership: Mr. Saheed Johnson, Ambassador Professor Muhammadou M.O. Kah, Mr. Brian Deaver, and Professor Abass Aderemi Adedibu.

The Chairman of the AUN Board of Trustees and Governing Council, Senator Ben Obi, stated that the appointments reflect the university’s commitment to securing world-class leadership. “Each of these individuals brings tested experience, strategic vision, and an international perspective that will be instrumental in strengthening the university’s governance and shaping its future trajectory. Their collective expertise will directly support our strategy for enhanced global partnerships, academic innovation, and long-term institutional growth.”

The four new Council members bring significant strength in corporate strategy, international diplomacy, and healthcare innovation, competencies critical to AUN’s next phase of growth as Nigeria’s leading development university.

Mr. Saheed Johnson is an accomplished chemical engineer and senior corporate executive with over four decades of experience spanning the pharmaceuticals, consumer goods, and energy sectors. A former Product Development Engineer at Procter & Gamble in Cincinnati, with contributions to global brands such as Crest, Sure, and Wondra, he later held leadership roles at UAC of Nigeria Plc, GM Nigeria Ltd, SYNERGY Capital, and other multinational firms. His background in large-scale manufacturing, strategic expansion, and corporate governance will be pivotal to AUN’s efforts to deepen industry linkages and enhance its financial resilience.

Ambassador Professor Muhammadou M.O. Kah, a former AUN Trustee and Provost, currently serves as The Gambia’s Ambassador to Switzerland and Permanent Representative to the United Nations in Geneva. With a distinguished record in academia, diplomacy, and international policy, he brings deep insight into multilateral institutions and global education. He remarked, “I am humbled by this renewed opportunity to contribute to the mission of AUN, a beacon of transformative education, peacebuilding, and development in Nigeria, Africa, and beyond.”

Mr. Brian Deaver is a seasoned U.S. healthcare executive with over three decades of leadership experience. He currently serves as the CEO of the African Medical Centre of Excellence (AMCE) in Abuja, a landmark healthcare project developed in partnership with Afreximbank. The AMCE marks a significant milestone in strengthening Africa’s healthcare infrastructure through global collaboration and knowledge exchange. Mr. Deaver’s expertise in building high-impact medical systems will be a tremendous asset as AUN explores new programs in health and medical sciences.

Professor Abass Aderemi Adedibu is a distinguished scholar and administrator with over thirty-six national and international awards, he brings decades of experience in academia and public service. He holds multiple doctorates from leading U.S. institutions and has served as Registrar, Dean, and Director of Science and Technology Education at the Federal Ministry of Education. His appointment underscores AUN’s commitment to excellence, innovation, and transformative leadership in higher education.

AUN President, Dr. DeWayne P. Frazier, welcomed the appointments, stating: “I commend our Founder for his foresight in identifying and helping the university bring on board such outstanding new Governing Council members. All three bring a wealth of international experience, and we are fortunate to be able to draw on their wisdom. Their counsel will be crucial as we advance key initiatives in digital learning, community development, and long-term sustainability.”

The appointments further strengthen AUN’s governance framework and reinforce its mission to deliver world-class education and expand its global footprint.

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�� Expands Governing Council with International Experts

2025-10-29T13:29:36+00:00

The appointments further strengthen AUN’s governance framework and reinforce its mission to deliver world-class education and expand its global footprint.

The Double-Edged Sword of AI in Education: AUN Provost Shares Insights

2025-10-29T13:28:52+00:00

The Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs at the �� (AUN), Dr. Paul Vita has advised students and faculty members to engage responsibly with Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools, stressing that while AI offers new opportunities in education, it must not replace original thinking, critical analysis, and academic honesty.

Dr. Vita gave the advice on September 26, 2025, during a university-wide workshop titled “Introduction to AI and University Writing.” The session, attended by students, faculty, and Writing Center staff, aimed to guide the AUN community on how to ethically navigate the rapidly growing presence of AI tools in higher education.

He explained that AI represents a shift from simply recording knowledge to actively generating new content — including text, images, and ideas — creating both opportunities and challenges for learners and educators alike. Drawing a historical parallel, Dr. Vita noted that just as the invention of writing changed how humans process and retain information, AI could similarly reshape how people learn, write, and think.

“The purpose of writing at the university level goes beyond producing grammatically correct text,” he emphasized. “Students write to develop critical thinking skills, demonstrate what they have learned, engage in academic conversations, reflect on ideas, and prepare for the professional world.”

Dr. Vita reminded participants that even the ancient philosopher Plato once worried that writing would weaken human memory. In the same way, he cautioned that AI might diminish essential cognitive skills such as deep thinking, composition, and critical recall. However, he also noted that, just as writing eventually freed mental space for new intellectual work, AI could serve a similar purpose if used wisely.

He laid out clear, practical guidelines for AI use at AUN. The university, he said, expects full transparency from students regarding AI usage. Any content generated by AI must be properly cited or disclosed. Dr. Vita cautioned against outsourcing thinking to machines, emphasizing that AI should serve as a support tool, not a substitute for effort and learning. He also urged students to verify AI-generated information, trace original sources, and add their own critical voice and analysis to their work.

He further highlighted AUN’s official policy on AI use, which encourages responsible innovation while upholding the university’s core values of academic integrity, fairness, transparency, and respect for human dignity. According to the policy, students may use AI tools for brainstorming ideas or improving drafts, but they may not submit work that fails to reflect their own understanding or intellectual effort. Any misuse of AI that compromises ethical standards will be treated as a violation of university rules.

Dr. Vita concluded by encouraging faculty to continuously adapt their teaching and assessments, and for students to embrace technology without compromising learning goals. He reaffirmed the university’s commitment to ethical academic innovation, assuring that AUN will continue to host similar workshops and provide resources to guide the community.

“AI is here to stay,” Dr. Vita said. “However, how we use it will define its impact. It is not about resisting change; it is about using it wisely, with integrity, and with a clear purpose.”

Reported by Pwagreno Blessing Moris

Study Finds Learning and Knowledge Sharing Drives Business Success in Developing Economies

2025-10-29T13:27:47+00:00

A new study from the �� (AUN) has revealed that a company’s ability to learn and share knowledge—not just capital or location—is the most critical driver of business success in developing economies. Published in the SN Business & Economics journal, the research was co-authored by Theoneste Manishimwe, Fahad Abdulrahman, Ahmed Umar Alkali, and Lukman Raimi of AUN.

The study, titled “Influence of Organizational Learning Capability on the Competitive Advantage of Entrepreneurial Firms: A Resource-Based Perspective,” focuses on Adamawa State’s growing food and beverage industry. It found that firms with strong learning cultures consistently outperform competitors by effectively acquiring and disseminating knowledge across all levels of the organization.

The research explains that businesses that actively seek new ideas, technologies, and market information—and ensure that such knowledge flows efficiently between employees and management—are better positioned to seize emerging opportunities and respond swiftly to market challenges. This internal agility enables them to stay ahead of rivals while improving operational efficiency.

Drawing on data gathered from 255 managers, owners, and directors, the study provides a practical framework for business leaders in the region. It recommends investing in structured training programs, strengthening internal communication, and establishing management systems that reward adaptability and continuous improvement.

In a region where small and medium enterprises form the backbone of the economy, these findings present a clear roadmap for sustainable growth and competitiveness. The study reinforces that knowledge, when effectively managed and shared, can be just as valuable as any physical asset in driving long-term business success.

Reported by Halima A. Muhammad

Research Reimagined: AUN Champions the Fusion of AI and Critical Thinking

2025-10-29T13:26:36+00:00

The �� (AUN) is redefining research in the digital age by embracing technology as a partner in knowledge creation. Recently, the Learning and Teaching Center (LTC), led by Associate Professor Agatha Ukata, organized an e-resources tour at the University’s e-Learning Center. The event brought together faculty members, administrative staff, and students to explore how emerging tools—particularly artificial intelligence—are transforming academic inquiry.

Mr. Omachi Okolo, Assistant Director of Information and Digital Literacy and the lead presenter, delivered a session that moved beyond conventional research methods. He introduced participants to a variety of digital resources and demonstrated how both open-access and subscription-based platforms can deepen research engagement. He also offered practical guidance on reference management using digital tools and showed how AI can help identify new research areas through topic discovery and innovation.

Mr. Omachi highlighted the range of resources available to the AUN community, including digital libraries, catalogs, institutional repositories, and global databases that support scholarly work. He also showcased platforms such as OverDrive and PressReader, which extend access to e-books, newspapers, and magazines. In addition, he introduced AI-powered tools like ProQuest, Answerthis, NotebookLM, and StormGenie, demonstrating how researchers can use them not only to gather information, but also to organize ideas, generate research questions, and expand analytical thinking.

He emphasized that the future of research depends on merging digital innovation with intellectual discipline. He stressed the importance of upholding factual accuracy, applying established evaluation standards, relying on credible and verifiable sources, and maintaining strong ethical principles in all scholarly work. These, he explained, are the guardrails that ensure AI enhances rather than undermines academic integrity.

Addressing the hesitation that some institutions still have toward AI, he acknowledged existing resistance but noted that its impact is now unavoidable. He stated that even though academic institutions seem to be resisting the use of AI, “it has come to stay,” pointing to the rapid advancement of the technology and the way “industries and institutions across the globe have accepted and incorporated it in their daily work routine in different endeavors.”

AUN is not positioning AI as a substitute for human reasoning, but as a tool that can extend human capacity.

Reported by John Abah

AUN Law Students Get Insight into Dynamic Future of Legal Profession

2025-10-29T13:25:43+00:00

As AI tools begin drafting legal documents and competition intensifies, the School of Law at the �� (AUN) convened a seminar on September 26, 2025, to examine the future of the legal profession.

Keynote speaker Barrister Benjamin C. Danpulolo urged students to embrace strategic thinking and professional development, noting that more than 6,000 lawyers enter the Nigerian Bar every year. He emphasized that law is a dynamic social discipline requiring critical thinking, not just knowledge of rules.

Assistant Professor Dr. B.J. Bulama echoed this, stressing that law is about people, justice, and societal development. Dean of the School of Law, Prof. B.M. Magaji, reminded students of the profession’s nobility and the need for excellence.

During the interactive session, a student questioned the relevance of courses like statistics and philosophy. Associate Dean Dr. Obinna Dike explained that these subjects are part of the liberal arts model, designed to produce well-rounded legal practitioners, and assured students that their feedback would be considered.

Reported by Udoh Victoria Clement

Serving Corps Members, Marketing and Communications

AUN Students Discover the Art of Storytelling at Creative Writing Workshop

2025-10-29T13:22:13+00:00

Armed with nothing but a pen, a jotter, and a wealth of personal stories, a new generation of writers at the �� (AUN) discovered the power of their voices during a Creative Writing Workshop held last Thursday. The event was dedicated to helping students transform inspiration into publishable prose.

Hosted by the AUN Writing Center on October 17, 2025, at the 24-Hour Library Auditorium, the workshop brought together students from various academic disciplines who share an interest in storytelling, creativity, and authorship.

The facilitator, Mr. Adjekpagbon Blessed Mudiga, a renowned writer and literary coach, captivated the audience with an insightful lecture on the art of creative writing. He explained that creative writing is driven by imagination, emotion, and personal experience. According to him, writers can find inspiration by reading widely, observing everyday life, traveling, and exploring diverse cultures and perspectives.

Mr. Mudiga elaborated on the major genres of literature, highlighting prose, drama, and poetry as the foundational forms of creative expression. He also introduced participants to the Five Cs of Creative Writing — clarity, coherence, creativity, consistency, and connection — emphasizing their importance in crafting engaging stories.

A key takeaway from his session was the reminder that “Creativity has no guidance but depends on personal experiences.” He urged aspiring writers to always carry a jotter and pen, noting that creative ideas often arrive spontaneously and without warning.

The facilitator cautioned against the excessive use of complex or cumbersome words, stressing that simplicity often strengthens expression. He described prose as a narrative form composed of sentences and paragraphs that flow naturally from left to right. Mr. Mudiga categorized prose into different forms — the novel, novelette, novella, and apologue (or fable) — and encouraged participants to explore each to expand their storytelling techniques.

Beyond the craft of writing, he discussed the process of book publishing, explaining the various routes available to writers, including mainstream publishing, literary agents, vanity publishing, and self-publishing. He particularly highlighted the opportunities offered by Amazon KDP (Kindle Direct Publishing), which enables writers to publish and distribute their works globally.

During the interactive session, students asked questions, shared their experiences, and expressed appreciation for the insights gained. Mr. Mudiga also recommended several of his publications for participants to read and draw inspiration from.

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Reported by: Udoh Victoria ClementServing Corps Member, Marketing and Communication

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Reported by: Udoh Victoria Clement
Serving Corps Member, Marketing and Communication