Research Defense: UNESCO Laureate, Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu Commends the Post-Graduates Students of Crown University International On Success

Chairman of Post Graduate Research Defense Panel, His Excellency UNESCO Laureate Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu,

Extols the following Research Defense Panel members as stated below:
Prof Sir Mahamad Rafi, Prof Dele Aderibigbe, Prof Ajesh Faisah , Dr. G. Harish, Prof S. Praveen Kumar, Dr Sir Muhammed Samaila, Prof Arumuga Perumal, Prof Shaji George, Prof George Gonzalez,Prof Sir Luis Emilio Abad , Prof N Nwafor Dr. Shaman, Prof Sir Muhammad Mujitaba Abdullahi, Prof. Sir. Dr. S.R Boselin Prabhu, Dr. K. Mojeed, Bello, Dr. Arumuga Perumal , Dr. Aju Saigal, Prof J. Ameworgbe Gidisu who also is President Kings and Queens Medical University, College, Ghana an official partner constituent campus of University Intl Chartered Inc. in USA, Dr. Owolabi Abbas Aderemi

These are the list of students that successfully did their defense as stated below:

Alfred Kingsley Emad-Louis Nhyiraba Quaicoe

The Doctor of Philosophy Degree in Project Management and Technology

Registration Number: CUICI/PGS/21/08/PHD/GH/PGSC/AFR/AR/052

Emmanuel Huleji Daudu

The Doctor of Philosophy Degree in Accounting

Registration Number: CUICI/PGS/23/24/NG/PGSC/NG/AFR/AR/031

Lawan Saleh Tukur

The Doctor of Philosophy Degree in International Relations

Registration Number: CUICI/PGS/23/24/NG/PGSC/NG/AFR/AR/032

Haruna Salihu

The Master of Science Degree in Computer Science

Registration Number : CUICI/PGS/23/24/NG/MS/PGSC/NG/AFR/AR/034

“The Crown University International Chartered in Inc. USA is a global recognized private research university which offers professional vocational training and higher education. It serves as an autonomous global recognized university, offering education and practical skill in the courses taught at its official partner’s constituents campuses at government regulated universities worldwide and online operation”.

“Crown University International Chartered Incorporated Inc. Entity is duly incorporated under the International Laws of 1704,1776 and 1787 in United States of America with chartered file number: 7594662 as a worldwide recognized teaching and research university with International Trade Mark registered of logo with an international trademark order of receipt number: 668383, Customer number:270163 in United States of America”.

The Vice Chancellor of Crown University International Chartered Incorporated is His Excellency UNESCO Laureate Prof Sir Bashiru Aremu who also is the World Grand President, International Chartered World Learned Society (ICWLS), UNESCO Laureate & HRH Duke of Kingdom of Atlantis in Singapore is The VC, CUICI, USA, a Fellow of Royal Society For Arts, Manufacturers and Commerce (RSA), United Kingdom (UK). He is a Life Fellow & World Grand President, International Chartered World Learned Society (ICWLS), USA. He is the World Acclaimed Distinguished Universities Research Professor and Editorial Board Member, Cambridge Publishing, United Kingdom” He also is Chairman of Board of the Following Universities: University of Nations for Quality Education, Mexico and assocites world wide, Kings and Queens Medical University College, Ghana, West Africa .Chartered Intl Da Vinci University USA and associates world-wide, West Coast Intl University of Science, Technology, Management and Arts USA and Associates world-wide and others

“He is known as World Acclaimed Distinguished Universities Research Professor of Computer Science, Information Communication Technology in different global and Nigerian Universities such as Novena University, Ogume, Delta State, Ambrose Ali University, Ekpoma, Edo State, Imo State University, Imo State, Kaduna State University, Gregory University, Uturu, Abia State”.
“UNESCO Laureate is the Pioneer Member Board of Trustees of Minaret International University, Ikirun, Osun State, Nigeria (Proposed) to mention but a few. And other Global Universities such as West Coast University of Science, Technology & Arts, Bharat University, India. CUICI VC.
“He is also a World Acclaimed Distinguished Universities Research Professor at Pradesh, Mandsaur, Mother Theresa Women University, India, World Congress of Arts, Sciences & Communication, as had served as Deputy Director-General for Africa And Research Professor at International Biographical Centre. Prof Aremu is cited in the World recognized publications by Famous Marquis Who’s is Who in the World”.

Tinubu Will Revitalize Zamfara And Nigeria’s Economy– Matawalle

…Matawalle Praises Tinubu’s Grassroots Leadership, Advocates Unity Among APC Members

Emmanuel Daudu

The Honourable Minister of State for Defence, H.E. Dr. Bello Mohammad Matawalle, has expressed confidence in President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration’s capacity to transform the economies of Zamfara State and the nation.

Speaking during his ongoing five-day visit to Zamfara, Matawalle, who was a former governor of the state, commended President Tinubu’s exceptional support for Local Government Councils and state governments, describing it as unparalleled.

“No previous administration has demonstrated such a strong commitment to developing local councils and states as President Tinubu,” Matawalle said, lauding the President’s grassroots mobilization skills and dedication to local development.

He highlighted the administration’s allocation of substantial funds to states and local councils, which he said has empowered them to implement impactful projects.

During his address to a crowd of supporters who welcomed him, Matawalle emphasized the need for members of the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Zamfara to unite in reclaiming the state’s leadership from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

He urged them to remain law-abiding and committed to the party’s vision.

The minister also reassured the gathering of the federal government’s commitment to addressing the region’s security challenges, including banditry and terrorism.

“With the federal government’s initiatives, we will soon experience a renewed sense of safety and peace,” he assured.

He called on the people of Zamfara to continue supporting the government at all levels, expressing optimism about a brighter future. “Together, we can restore peace and order in our country,” Matawalle said.

The visit underscores Matawalle’s ongoing commitment to engaging with his home state and supporting federal initiatives to drive economic and security reforms.

CISLAC Calls for Urgent Government Intervention Following Tragic Stampedes

Bilkisu Adejoh

In a heart-wrenching call for urgent government intervention, the Executive Director of the Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC), Comrade Auwal Musa Rafsanjani, has condemned the escalating hunger crisis in Nigeria, labeling it a direct consequence of a government that has failed its citizens.

His emotional plea comes in the wake of devastating stampedes at food distribution events that have left dozens dead and many more injured, exposing the desperate state of Nigerians.

“These lives lost are more than just statistics,” Rafsanjani said.

“They represent the pain, the hunger, and the unbearable suffering that millions of Nigerians are enduring. These tragic events are a stark reminder of the neglect that has allowed poverty and desperation to spiral out of control. The government’s inaction has created a gulf between the reality on the ground and the promises made.”

In Abuja, the nation’s capital, the chaos erupted at a food distribution event at Holy Trinity Catholic Church in Maitama, where at least ten lives were tragically lost, including the lives of four innocent children. As a crowd of over a thousand people fought to receive a morsel of food, a stampede broke out, leaving many others injured. The haunting images of those crushed underfoot, desperately reaching for food, are a testament to the severe hunger gripping the nation.

He further expressed that this catastrophe was mirrored in Okija, Anambra State, where a rice distribution exercise turned into another deadly disaster. Here, the lives of at least twelve people were claimed, and more than thirty others were injured in the chaos. The surging crowd, gripped by desperation, proved to be too much for the event organizers to manage, underscoring the depth of the crisis.

In Ibadan, Oyo State, a children’s funfair organized by the Women in Need of Governance and Support (WINGS) initiative tragically became a scene of horror when overcrowding at the entrance led to another stampede. Several children lost their lives, their dreams and futures extinguished in an instant, as the crowd desperately tried to gain access.

“These deaths are not just tragic, they are preventable,” Rafsanjani emphasized.

“These are the outcomes of a government that has neglected its people, failing to address hunger, unemployment, and the root causes of poverty. How many more lives must be lost before action is taken?”

Rafsanjani also pointed to the rising insecurity that has compounded the hunger crisis. The rampant violence and banditry across Nigeria have forced farmers off their land, drastically reducing agricultural production and pushing the nation deeper into food insecurity.

He urged the government to prioritize the safety of its citizens, particularly farmers, to ensure the future of agriculture and food security in the country.

CISLAC implored the federal and state governments to take decisive action to address the hunger crisis and prevent further loss of life.

“The people of Nigeria cannot wait any longer. The government must take its role seriously and act with urgency and compassion. The time to act is now,” Rafsanjani concluded, his words echoing the desperate cries of millions.

These tragic events are a grim reflection of the nation’s hunger crisis one that demands immediate action to prevent further loss of life and restore hope to the suffering Nigerian people.

AAAU Governing Council Wraps Up 2024 with Bold Resolutions, Welcomes New Members

Emmanuel Daudu

The African Aviation and Aerospace University (AAAU), Abuja, is closing 2024 on a high note, setting the stage for transformative progress in 2025.

At its second regular Governing Council meeting, held on December 19th, the institution unveiled bold resolutions and welcomed new Council members, further solidifying its status as a rising force in aviation and aerospace education.

The meeting, chaired by Alhaji Bukar Goni Aji, marked a defining moment for AAAU’s leadership and governance.

New Council members from the Federal Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace Development, the Airline Operators of Nigeria, the AAAU Senate, and the university’s Congregation were formally introduced, adding fresh perspectives to the university’s strategic planning.

In his address, Alhaji Aji called for a united commitment to advancing the university’s mission. “This is a pivotal time for AAAU, and it will take collective effort and vision to propel us to greater heights,” he said.

The meeting featured a detailed presentation by the Registrar, Mustapha Sheikh Abdullahi, who outlined AAAU’s achievements in academics, infrastructure, finances, and staff development.

His report provided a clear snapshot of the university’s progress and set the tone for robust discussions on its future.

Among the meeting’s standout moments was the creation of a five-member committee tasked with addressing critical challenges and driving strategic initiatives.

This move demonstrates the Council’s proactive approach to innovation and sustainable growth, ensuring AAAU remains at the forefront of aviation and aerospace education in Africa.

“The establishment of this committee is a testament to our commitment to excellence and innovation,” Alhaji Aji noted.

“We are laying the groundwork for AAAU to become a global leader in aviation education and research.”

Council members departed the session with a renewed sense of purpose and optimism, eager to build on the momentum generated by the meeting’s resolutions.

As AAAU prepares to enter 2025 with fresh energy and strategic clarity, all eyes are on the outcomes of this landmark meeting. With visionary leadership and an unwavering commitment to excellence, the university is poised to soar to new heights, shaping the future of aviation and aerospace education in Africa and beyond.

African Aviation and Aerospace University Unveils Ambitious 10-Year Master Plan for Transformational Growth

Emmanuel Daudu

In a bold stride toward shaping its future, the African Aviation and Aerospace University (AAAU), Abuja, has unveiled its comprehensive 10-year Master Plan, a landmark blueprint designed to transform its infrastructure and position it as a leading institution in aviation and aerospace education.

The Master Plan, meticulously developed by renowned town planner Dr. Dosumu Nicholas, reflects AAAU’s unwavering commitment to innovation and excellence.

Anchored on the university’s Academic Brief, the plan offers a detailed roadmap that includes phased infrastructural projects, design frameworks, physical development guidelines, and cost projections. It captures AAAU’s vision of building an institution that aligns seamlessly with global standards and the evolving demands of the aviation and aerospace sectors.

Receiving the finalized document, Engr. Mas’ud Aliyu Yerima, the Director of Physical Planning and Works (DPPW), expressed gratitude for the collaborative efforts that made it possible.

“This Master Plan symbolizes more than just infrastructure, it embodies our vision for a world-class institution,” Engr. Yerima said with heartfelt emotion.
“It is a testament to our resolve to create an academic environment that inspires excellence and meets the needs of the global aviation community.”

Engr. Yerima also acknowledged the indispensable contributions of the university’s Registrar, Mustapha Sheikh Abdullahi, and the dedication of AAAU staff, whose collective efforts brought this ambitious project to life.

The university extended its profound gratitude to the Honourable Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo, the Permanent Secretary, Mr. Emmanuel C. Meribole, and the Federal Ministry of Aviation and Aerospace Development (FMA & AD).

The University added that their unwavering support was instrumental in the successful completion and submission of the Master Plan.

This milestone marks the beginning of an exciting new era for AAAU, reflecting its enduring commitment to advancing education, research, and innovation in aviation and aerospace.

As the university embarks on its 10-year journey, it remains resolute in its mission to create a legacy of excellence that will impact the industry and inspire future generations.

AAAU’s DPTP Celebrates Milestone, Launches Advanced Aviation Medicine Courses for 2025

Emmanuel Daudu

The African Aviation and Aerospace University (AAAU), Abuja, has taken a significant step forward in redefining aviation education and professional development in Africa.

Through its Directorate for Professional Training Programmes (DPTP), the university achieved a groundbreaking milestone in 2024, training over 164 aviation professionals across Nigeria a feat that reinforces its growing reputation as a leader in aviation and aerospace education.

Since its establishment in 2022, AAAU has been at the forefront of innovation, delivering cutting-edge academic programmes designed to meet the dynamic needs of the global aviation industry.

This latest achievement by the DPTP underscores the university’s unwavering commitment to excellence in professional training and its vision of shaping the future of aviation in Africa.

Looking ahead, DPTP is set to expand its impact with the launch of an ambitious suite of local and international courses in Aviation Medicine and related fields in 2025.

These new offerings aim to address the critical link between health and aviation, equipping professionals with the specialized expertise needed to enhance safety, well-being, and operational efficiency in the industry.

The introduction of these courses signals a bold stride toward strengthening Africa’s aviation workforce, ensuring professionals are prepared to tackle complex challenges in an increasingly interconnected aerospace ecosystem.

With a focus on capacity-building, innovation, and global competitiveness, DPTP continues to position AAAU as a catalyst for transformation in the aviation sector.

As AAAU builds on its legacy of excellence, its forward-thinking approach to education and training is setting the stage for sustainable growth and progress in African aviation.

The university remains committed to delivering world-class programmes that foster industry-relevant skills, innovation, and expertise, making it a driving force in shaping the continent’s aviation future.

Ajia Congratulates Dr. Bukola Saraki @ 62

The President/CEO of Funab Group of Companies Limited, Alhaji Ibrahim Mohammed Ajia, has extended heartfelt congratulations to the distinguished President of the 8th Senate and two term governor of Kwara state, Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki, on the occasion of his 62nd birthday anniversary.

In a statement issued in Abuja on Monday by his Director of Communications, Malam Abdulrahman Aliagan, Alhaji Ajia described Dr. Saraki as a visionary leader and a tireless advocate for the development of Nigeria. He noted that the former Senate President’s legacy of impactful leadership and commitment to democratic principles remain a source of inspiration to many.

“On behalf of my family and the entire Funab Group of Companies, I wish to congratulate and celebrate a statesman, a leader of impeccable character, and a defender of the masses, Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki, on the very joyous occasion of his 62nd birthday anniversary. Your Excellency, your contributions to the growth of our nation, particularly your strides in legislative reforms and good governance during your tenure as senate President continue to speak volumes about your patriotism and dedication,” the statement read.

Alhaji Ajia commended Dr. Saraki’s enduring efforts in promoting unity and advancing the welfare of Nigerians. He prayed for the celebrant’s continued success, good health, and wisdom as he continues to serve as a role model in the nation’s socio-political landscape.

“As you celebrate this special day, may Allah (SWT) grant you many more years of peace, prosperity, and impactful service to humanity. Your legacy is a beacon of hope to the younger generation, and we are proud to celebrate you today and always,” he added.

Alhaji Ibrahim Mohammed Ajia reaffirmed his commitment to collaborating with visionary leaders like Dr. Saraki to foster a prosperous and united Nigeria.

“Dr. Abubakar Bukola Saraki served very meritoriously as the Senate President from 2015 to 2019, during which time he championed several progressive policies and legislative initiatives that strengthened Nigeria’s democracy. His birthday celebration has continued to draw goodwill messages from well-wishers across the country.” The statement concluded.

Armed Forces of Nigeria Sustain Momentum In Ongoing Military Operations

Emmanuel Daudu

The Armed Forces of Nigeria are demonstrating exceptional commitment to safeguarding the nation as troops intensify operations to ensure a secure and peaceful yuletide season for all citizens.

Across various theatres of operations, gallant soldiers are delivering resounding victories in the fight against terrorism, economic sabotage, and other security challenges.

In a decisive breakthrough in the North Central, troops apprehended two high-profile terrorist leaders, Hamisu Sale (aka Master) and Abubakar Muhammad.

These arrests have significantly disrupted terror networks, with both suspects cooperating and providing critical intelligence that is already shaping future operations.

This was contained in a message signed and made available to journalists in Abuja by the Director of Defence Media Operations, Major General Edward Buba

According to him, parallel success was recorded in the North West as troops captured the notorious terrorist leader Bako Wurgi, a key ally of the wanted criminal Bello Turji and mastermind behind the murder of the Sokoto Monarch.

Although Bako Wurgi succumbed to injuries sustained during a fierce encounter with troops, his cooperation before his death provided actionable intelligence that will further weaken terrorist structures in the region.

Major General Buba revealed that this week alone, Nigerian troops have achieved incredible milestones. Over 212 terrorists were neutralized, 272 individuals were arrested, and 152 kidnapped hostages were freed from captivity.

He added that in the South-South, troops dealt a significant blow to economic saboteurs, preventing the theft of over ₦1.19 billion worth of crude oil.

The recovery of 247 assorted weapons, including AK47 rifles, RPGs, and fabricated guns, alongside over 6,000 rounds of ammunition, highlights the effectiveness of ongoing military operations.

Additionally, vehicles, motorcycles, communication devices, and other items essential to criminal activities were seized, disrupting their operations.

Major General Buba disclosed that in the Niger Delta, relentless operations against oil theft led to the destruction of dozens of illegal refining sites, crude oil cooking ovens, and storage facilities.

He noted that Troops also recovered 940,372 liters of stolen crude oil, 252,000 liters of illegally refined diesel, and other petroleum products, ensuring the protection of vital national resources.

These remarkable achievements underscore the commitment of the Armed Forces to achieving lasting peace and stability across the nation.

As the military continues its operations, Nigerians are encouraged to actively support these efforts by remaining vigilant and reporting suspicious activities. Together, we can build a safer and more secure Nigeria.

Salutes the extraordinary bravery and selflessness of the troops. Their sacrifices, he said, remain the backbone of the nation’s security and progress.

Revolutionizing Military HealthCare: Matawalle. And U.S. Defence Offical Strengthen Ties

Emmanuel Daudu

In a historic stride towards elevating the welfare of Nigeria’s Armed Forces, the Honourable Minister of State for Defence, H.E. Dr. Muhammad Bello Matawalle, has met with Dr. David Smith, the U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defence for Health, to advance collaboration on Defence Health Services.

The high-level discussions focused on expanding the U.S.-Nigeria partnership in military healthcare, which has already yielded the establishment of state-of-the-art laboratories in Nigeria.

Dr. Matawalle applauded the United States for its steadfast support and called for the extension of these critical facilities beyond Abuja and Lagos, emphasizing the need to reach underserved regions across the country.

Speaking with conviction, Dr. Matawalle stated, “A healthy military is the foundation of a secure and resilient nation. Our commitment to improving healthcare for the Armed Forces of Nigeria is unwavering, as it directly impacts their readiness and effectiveness.”

The Minister stressed the urgent need for increased funding for defence healthcare, framing it as an essential investment in Nigeria’s stability and future.

He also highlighted the Tinubu administration’s dedication to enhancing healthcare for both military personnel and civilians, recognizing health as a vital pillar of national security.

The Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Defence, Dr. Ibrahim Abubakar Kana, hailed the initiative as a transformative step. “This collaboration will not only revolutionize military health services but also serve as a model for strengthening Nigeria’s healthcare system as a whole,” he affirmed.

Dr. David Smith, leading the U.S. delegation, commended Nigeria’s proactive stance, noting the critical link between health and military effectiveness.

“Health readiness is as vital as any weapon in ensuring military success. The United States remains committed to supporting Nigeria’s vision of a robust defence health system,” he remarked.

The U.S. delegation’s visit also emphasized shared goals in public health, including combating HIV and accelerating progress towards the United Nations’ 95-95-95 targets.

The partnership reflects a commitment to eliminating HIV as a public health threat by 2030, benefiting both military and civilian populations.

This meeting marks a turning point in defence health cooperation, reinforcing the resolve of both nations to prioritize the well-being of those who defend their countries.

Together, they are laying the foundation for a healthier, stronger, and more secure future.

NSIPA CEO Badamasi Lawal Extends Christmas Greetings to Nigerians

Emmanuel Daudu

The National Coordinator and Chief Executive Officer of the National Social Investment Programme Agency (NSIPA), Associate Professor Badamasi Lawal, has extended warm Christmas greetings to Christians and all Nigerians, calling for unity, love, and compassion during the festive season.

Professor Lawal in a statement by the
Head, Information and Public Relations, NSIPA, Attari Monday Hope expressed his gratitude to Nigerians, particularly beneficiaries and prospective recipients of NSIPA’s programs, for their resilience and support.

He described Christmas as a time for reflection and renewal of shared values that unite the nation.

“I extend my heartfelt greetings to all Nigerians, especially our beneficiaries under the National Social Investment Programme Agency (NSIPA). This season reminds us of the enduring values of peace, unity, love, and sacrifice that strengthen the fabric of our society,” he said.

Professor Lawal reaffirmed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s commitment to improving the lives of vulnerable and underserved households across the country.

He urged Nigerians to seize the opportunity this festive period provides to foster harmony and goodwill.

“Let us use this season to bridge divides, strengthen our bonds, and inspire acts of kindness towards one another,” he emphasized.

He also encouraged citizens to remain steadfast in their collective pursuit of a better and more prosperous Nigeria.

“By working together, we can build a brighter future for all,” he added.

NSIPA CEO extended his best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year, underscoring the importance of community and shared responsibility during this special season.