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23/09/2026

ADSU VC UNVEILS TRANSFORMATIVE EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN, COMMENDS GOVERNOR FINTIRI’S SUPPORT

The Vice Chancellor of Adamawa State University, Prof. Augustine Clement, has launched a groundbreaking initiative to elevate the University’s Demonstration Primary and Secondary Schools into centers of excellence in both infrastructure and academic standards.

As part of his developmental concept, Prof. Clement spearheaded a comprehensive renovation of the schools, equipping them with state-of-the-art facilities including modern classrooms, fully equipped science laboratories, ICT centers, and well-stocked libraries. These upgrades are designed to create a conducive learning environment that fosters innovation, creativity, and holistic student development.

Beyond infrastructure, the Vice Chancellor emphasized academic excellence as a cornerstone of the initiative. His plan includes strengthening teacher training, introducing innovative teaching methodologies, and expanding extracurricular programs to ensure students receive a well-rounded education.

Prof. Clement expressed deep appreciation for the unwavering support of the Visitor to the University, His Excellency Rt. Hon. Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, Executive Governor of Adamawa State. He acknowledged that the Governor’s commitment to education and his encouragement have been instrumental in driving the success of this developmental vision. “We are grateful to His Excellency for his steadfast support. His leadership continues to inspire our efforts to make Adamawa State University’s Demonstration Schools the benchmark of academic and infrastructural excellence,” Prof. Clement stated.

In recognition of this initiative, the Principal of the Demonstration Secondary School, Mr. Julius Fidelis, and the Head Master of the Demonstration Primary School, Mr. Adams Joshep, jointly expressed their gratitude to the Vice Chancellor. They commended his foresight and dedication, noting that the transformation has already begun to inspire both staff and students.

In line with this vision, parents and guardians across Mubi and beyond are encouraged to patronize the Demonstration Schools, confident that their children will benefit from world-class facilities, quality teaching, and an environment tailored to nurture future leaders.

This initiative reflects Prof. Clement’s commitment to building strong educational foundations, ensuring that Adamawa State University not only excels in higher education but also nurtures talent from the earliest stages of learning, and also dedicated to advancing knowledge, fostering innovation, and contributing to the socio-economic development of Nigeria. The University’s Demonstration Schools serve as a vital link between foundational education and higher learning, embodying the institution’s mission to cultivate excellence at all levels.

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D D Kwabe
Information and Protocol Officer
ADSU, Mubi
23rd September, 2026

18/09/2026

ADSU MUBI HOSTS 37TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE CURRICULUM ORGANIZATION OF NIGERIA (CON)

The Vice Chancellor Adamawa State University, Mubi, Professor Augustine Clement on Thursday September 17, 2026 successfully hosted the 37th National Annual Conference of the Curriculum Organization of Nigeria (CON) with the theme “Curriculum Innovations in the 21st Century.” The landmark event brought together academics, educators, researchers, and stakeholders to deliberate on contemporary issues and innovations in curriculum development and implementation.

In his address, the Vice Chancellor welcomed dignitaries and participants, expressing profound gratitude to the Visitor to the University, the Executive Governor of Adamawa State His Excellency RT. Hon. Dr. Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri, for his commitment to educational growth. He also acknowledged the Keynote Speaker, Deputy Governor Professor Kaletapwa George Farauta, whose visionary leadership has been instrumental in transforming ADSU.

Professor Clement described the conference as a testament to the collective commitment of stakeholders toward advancing education in Nigeria. He emphasized that curriculum innovation is now a necessity in a rapidly changing world, serving as a bridge between tradition and transformation, the classroom and the workplace, and the aspirations of young people and the realities of the modern economy.

The Deputy Governor of Adamawa State Her Excellency Prof. Kaletapwa George Farauta who served as the keynote speaker, called for the integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and emerging digital technologies into Nigeria’s educational curriculum to equip learners with critical skills for creativity, innovation, and problem solving. She further advocated for regular teacher training, stronger partnerships among government, industries, and institutions, and the inclusion of professionals such as industrialists and farmers in curriculum development to bridge the gap between classroom learning and workplace realities.

The President of CON, Prof. Grace Chibiko Offorma, stressed that curriculum innovation must translate educational ideas into tangible societal transformation. She identified inadequate funding as a major challenge and called for greater investment in education to achieve meaningful development.

Chairman of the Local Organizing Committee, Prof. Kamkwis Markus Zira, highlighted the deliberate choice of the conference theme, citing rapid technological advancement, global interdependence, climate risks, and persistent inequalities as urgent drivers for curriculum reform.

The conference also featured goodwill messages from notable stakeholders, including His Royal Majesty Prof. Bulus Luka Gadiga, the Mbega Ka Michika, past CON President Prof. S.N. Agwu among others
The event climaxed with the investiture of CON members and the presentation of awards to distinguished recipients, including Deputy Governor Prof. Kaletapwa George Farauta, Vice Chancellor Prof. Augustine Clement, and other honorees.

This year’s conference reaffirmed ADSU Mubi’s role as a hub for educational innovation and Nigeria’s collective commitment to preparing learners for the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century.
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D. D. Kwabe
Information and Protocol Officer
ADSU, Mubi
18th September, 2026

18/09/2026

GOVERNOR FINTIRI COMMISSIONS INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTRE AT ADAMAWA STATE UNIVERSITY, MUBI

Governor Ahmadu Umaru Fintiri on Thursday September 17th 2026 has officially commissioned the newly renovated former Multipurpose Hall "ADSU International Conference Centre" to meet the international standard at Adamawa State University (ADSU), Mubi. The centre, equipped with state of the art amenities, is designed to serve as a hub for conferences, seminars, workshops, and other academic and institutional engagements.

Represented at the ceremony by Deputy Governor Professor Kaletapwa George Farauta, Governor Fintiri commended the University Management for its commitment to infrastructure development and urged the leadership to ensure effective and sustainable utilisation of the centre.

In his remarks, the Vice Chancellor Adamawa State University, Mubi Professor Augustine Clement expressed profound appreciation to Governor Fintiri led administration for his unwavering support to Adamawa State University. He noted that the commissioning of the International Conference Centre reflects the Governor’s dedication to advancing education and strengthening institutional capacity in the state.

Professor Clement further acknowledged the contributions of the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFund) and other partners, while disclosing that ADSU has intensified efforts to transition to solar energy. With most parts of the campus already integrated into solar power, the initiative is expected to reduce dependence on conventional electricity and address longstanding power challenges.

The commissioning of the International Conference Centre marks a major milestone in ADSU’s drive toward academic excellence, innovation, and sustainable development, made possible through the visionary leadership of Governor Fintiri’s administration.

D. D. Kwabe
Information and Protocol Officer
ADSU, Mubi
18th September, 2026

17/09/2026

I was using ChatGPT for a project I am currently working on when it told me I had to wait till 4:03pm before I could continue using it.

Guess what I did?

I reset my time to 4:02pm😭😭

16/09/2026

ANNOUNCEMENT!
The Adamawa State Scholarship Trust Fund, Yola, wishes to inform Adamawa State indigenous students studying in tertiary institutions across Nigeria that its web portal will be open for 2026/2027 Local Scholarship applications from 17th September, 2026 to 10th October, 2026.

Eligibility Criteria:
Both existing beneficiaries and newly admitted students are eligible to apply.

How to Apply:
Kindly visit www.asstfy.ad.gov.ng to apply.
Applicants in areas with poor network coverage may use the offline mode of application.

Note:
Each applicant should apply only once on the portal.

Thank you, and we look forward to receiving your applications.

Signed,
Management

14/09/2026

Dear Applicant,
Kindly log in to the JAMB website and start checking your admission status. If you have been offered admission, please accept the admission through the JAMB portal.

Thank you.

11/09/2026

The Academic Staff Union of Universities said it would not accept responsibility for any disruption of academic activities if the outstanding issues were not resolved.

10/09/2026

30/08/2026

After four amazing years, the wait is finally over! ❤️🎓 Today is the FYB Dinner & Award Night + Cocktail Party🥂
Guys, today is all about US! It’s not just another FYB event it’s a day to come together, catch up, have fun, laugh, vibe, celebrate, and create memories we’ll cherish for a long time. ❤️
It’s been a hell of a ride, and we’ve made it this far together. So if you’re free today, PULL UP 🔥 Get your ticket ready, dress up, bring your good vibes, and let’s feast! 😂🍾
FYBs, we outside today🔥
No long talk today, we celebrate US❤️
FOUR YEARS. ONE NIGHT. UNFORGETTABLE MEMORIES.
See you there!