COURTESY VISIT BY THE DIRECTOR, UNIABUJA LEADERSHIP CENTRE

 


Today, 5th July 2025, Prof. Philip Deewua Dahida, Director of the Leadership Centre, University of Abuja, paid a courtesy visit to the office of the Congress for Sustainable Development of Nigeria (CSDN).


In his remarks, he commended the students of the Centre for thinking beyond classroom work and mere certification. He emphasized that pragmatic action is essential for achieving sustainable development.


He further noted that while the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) were not fully achieved, the world is fast approaching the 2030 deadline set by the United Nations for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). He stated that the University of Abuja is committed to building agents of change who will help Nigeria and the global community attain realistic development targets.



Prof. Dahida was warmly received by the National President, Mr. Muhammed Mustapha J.; the National Secretary, Comr. Ahmed Abdul Yusuf; and Mrs. Ekpen-Obaseki Ruth, a founding member of the Congress.


In response, the leadership of the Congress expressed gratitude for the visit and pledged to reciprocate the gesture in due course.




Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

The University of Abuja Transition Committee visited the Sustainable Development Center, Area 3

Image
  Attention: All class Leaders ATTENTION! ATTENTION!! ATTENTION!!! This is to formally inform all students that the University of Abuja Transition Committee, led by Prof. Sule Magaji, paid an official visit to the Sustainable Development Centre (SDC) today. During the visit, the Committee held constructive engagements with the Director, Prof. Obida Wafure, and staff of the Centre on issues relating to the Centre’s operations and student welfare. The students were formally represented during the visit by the leadership of the Congress for Sustainable Development of Nigeria (CSDN), led by the National President, Comr. Mustapha Muhammed J., and the Deputy National Secretary, Comr. Khadijat Bolanle Yusuf, who actively engaged the Committee on matters affecting students of the Centre. Consequently, the Transition Committee has directed that all Class Governors (Student Leaders) should engage their classmates to gather accurate and detailed information on the following: Progress made so ...
Read more

CSDN APPOINTS BRIGADIER -GENERAL ADEWALE ADEKOYA AS A MEMBER OF THE GOVERNING COUNCIL

Image
 Brigadier-General Adewale Adekoya is a distinguished senior officer of the Nigerian Army with over thirty-one (31) years of meritorious service. He notably served as the Commander of the 35 Artillery Brigade located in Alamala, Abeokuta, Ogun State, Nigeria. An indigene of Ogun State, he hails from Ago-Iwoye in the Ijebu North Local Government Area. Throughout his military career, he has demonstrated proven expertise in administration, security management, training and capacity development, conflict resolution, and diplomacy. His leadership style is widely acknowledged for its humility, discipline, and exceptional professionalism, earning him respect across military and civil institutions. He is also a member of several reputable professional bodies, reflecting his commitment to continuous learning and adherence to global best practices. In further pursuit of academic excellence, he has acquired a Doctorate Degree in Sustainable Development, strengthening his capacity to contribut...
Read more

COURTESY VISIT TO THE CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES, UNIVERSITY OF ABUJA BY THE CONGRESS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF NIGERIA (CSDN)

Image
  On September 11, 2025, we conducted a courtesy visit to the Centre for Environmental Studies at the University of Abuja. Our delegation was warmly welcomed by the Centre Coordinator, Dr. Christopher Sako Kato, and Miss Ronas Richard, the Programme Officer. The Director of the Centre, Prof. Dakyes Samuel Panse, welcomed our delegates — Mr. Mustapha Muhammed J., National President; Comr. Ahmed Abdul Yusuf, National Secretary; Mrs. Khadijat Babansule, Deputy National Secretary; and Mrs. Shola Akomolafe, a PhD student of the Centre — to his conference room for an engaging discussion. The main focus of our dialogue was Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 17, which emphasizes partnership for the goals. We identified key areas for collaboration, including: Capacity building through seminars and workshops Advocacy programs aimed at promoting climate change awareness Initiatives for creating awareness on climate actions Strategies for enhancing the institution's visibility in various forms...
Read more