Aminci Times

 In a landmark moment for Gombe State University, the institution proudly announced its first Indigenous Professor Emeritus, Professor Idris Muhammad, during its combined 10th, 11th, 12th, and 13th convocation ceremony. The event, graced by the distinguished Chancellor of the University, Dr. Abubakar Shehu Abubakar, the 3rd Emir of Gombe, marked a significant step forward for academia in the region. At the ceremony, Gombe State University bestowed the esteemed title of Professor Emeritus upon Professor Idris Muhammad, a renowned expert in medical science. Professor Muhammad's outstanding contributions to the field were acknowledged, leading to his induction into the esteemed position. The ceremony also saw the University honoring five accomplished doctors and one additional professor, showcasing a commitment to recognizing and nurturing exceptional talent within the academic community. Speaking at the event, Chancellor Dr. Abubakar Shehu Abubakar expressed his delight in honoring P...

  By Ibrahim Ishaq Marhaba ✍️ 01/10/2023 When Nigeria gained independence on October 1st, 1960, the world watched with anticipation as a nation blessed with abundant human and natural resources took its place on the global stage. However, the current situation tells a different story. The suffering experienced by Nigerians today is unimaginable. While Nigeria is often referred to as the 'Giant of Africa,' the question arises: what features support this title? Presently, Nigeria bears the grim distinction of being the world capital of poverty. According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics, 71 million people live in extreme poverty, and 133 million are classified as multidimensionally poor. This reality contradicts the notion of Nigeria as a giant of the continent. Moreover, the title fails to resonate with the country's current state because it is marred by leaders whose primary goal is to embezzle public funds for personal gain. Meanwhile, the impoverished popula...