The Vice-Chancellor of the Federal University of Health Sciences, Azare (FUHSA), Professor Bala Mohammed Audu, has attributed the institution’s achievements within a few years of its establishment to teamwork and the collective commitment of its university community.
Professor Audu stated this while briefing journalists as part of activities marking the university’s maiden convocation ceremony.
He explained that the collective efforts of academic and non-academic staff, students and other members of the university community had been instrumental in overcoming the challenges associated with establishing and developing a university from scratch.
The Vice-Chancellor emphasised that the cooperation, dedication and shared commitment of the university community had enabled FUHSA to navigate its early challenges and make progress towards achieving its mandate of advancing health sciences education.
He noted that building a new university required a collective sense of responsibility, stressing that the institution’s progress was a product of the contributions and collaboration of all stakeholders.
Professor Audu reaffirmed the importance of sustaining the spirit of teamwork and cooperation as the university continues to strengthen its academic programmes, develop infrastructure and pursue its vision of becoming a leading institution in health sciences education.
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