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AMR Club, Kaduna State University, Kaduna (2026)

08/08/2026

FROM CAMPUS TO GLOBAL IMPACT!

The Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Club, Kaduna State University Chapter warmly invites every member of the Kaduna State University community to an inspiring and eye-opening webinar that could redefine your journey beyond the classroom.

Theme:
*From Campus to Global Impact: Unlocking Opportunities in Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and One Health for Youth*

Guest Speaker: *Kenneth Egwu*
Co-founder, AMR Intervarsity Training Program

📅 Date: 30th August, 2026
🕘 Time: 9:00 PM (WAT)
💻 Venue: Google Meet

Whether you're a student, young researcher, aspiring leader, or simply eager to create meaningful impact, this conversation is for you.

The next opportunity that changes your life could begin with one click.

🔗 Join our WhatsApp Waiting Group:
https://chat.whatsapp.com/CMiFN4CUWd4HPaSMmrPGIk?s=cl&p=a&ilr=1

Don't just dream of making a global impact start building it. See you there!

E-signed
MS Ibrahim
Sec Gen
AMR-KASU

Announcer
Aisha Sadisu Liman
Head of Comms
AMR-KASU

01/08/2026

WELCOME TO AUGUST!

A new month brings new opportunities to learn, serve, and make a lasting impact. As we step into August, may this month be filled with good health, wisdom, growth, and success in all your endeavors.

Let us continue to champion the fight against antimicrobial resistance through awareness, responsible antimicrobial use, research, and collective action. Together, we can build a healthier future for our communities.

Happy New Month from all of us at the Antimicrobial Resistance Club, Kaduna State University (AMR Club KASU).

Signed:
Hassan Kabir Muhammad
President, AMR Club KASU

Announcer:
Aisha Sadis Liman
Head of Communication, AMR Club KASU

05/06/2026

REGISTRATION OPEN: AMR WORKSHOP 2026

The Antimicrobial Resistance Club, Kaduna State University (AMR-KASU), in partnership with the Pharmaceutical Society of Nigeria Young Pharmacists Group (PSN-YPG), Kaduna State Chapter, warmly invites students and healthcare enthusiasts to participate in an enlightening and interactive workshop on:

Antimicrobial Stewardship and Rational Drug Use

PANEL DISCUSSION

The Role of Students in Antimicrobial Advocacy

What to Expect

Participants will gain valuable insights into:

Understanding Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and its growing impact on public health.

The importance of rational drug use in everyday life.

How students can contribute to the fight against antimicrobial resistance.

The pharmacist's role in promoting antimicrobial stewardship.

Engaging discussions and knowledge-sharing during an interactive panel session.

BENEFITS OF PARTICIPATION

Certificate of Participation (Certification fee: ₦500)

Practical knowledge on AMR and responsible medicine use.

Opportunities for mentorship and professional networking.

Development of advocacy, leadership, and communication skills.

Access to a growing network of trained student AMR advocates.

EVENT DETAILS

Date: 29th June, 2026
Time: 9:00 AM
Venue: 500 Pharmacy Lecture Hall (PLT), Opposite GST Unit, Kaduna State University

Attendance is free and open to all interested participants.

Register here:
https://forms.gle/X4rGXaK5hhyWtL8QA

Join us as we work together to raise awareness, encourage responsible antimicrobial use, and safeguard the effectiveness of life-saving medicines for future generations.

E-Signed
Hassan Kabir Muhammad
President, AMR Club KASU

E-signed
Ibrahim M.
Secretary General, AMR Club KASU

Announcer
Aisha Sadis Liman
Head of Communication
AMR Club KASU

19/04/2026

AMR Club KASU Pays Courtesy Visit to Deputy Vice Chancellor SISD.

On April 16, 2026, the leadership of the Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Club, Kaduna State University (KASU), paid a courtesy visit to the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Strategy, Innovation, and Service Delivery), Prof. Helen Afang Andow.

During the meeting, the newly inaugurated executives, led by the President, Hassan Kabir Muhammad, formally introduced the council and presented an overview of the club’s past achievements, as well as its strategic plans and proposed activities for the 2025/2026 academic session.

Prof. Andow congratulated and officially endorsed the new leadership, expressing confidence in their capacity to drive impactful initiatives in antimicrobial resistance awareness and advocacy.
She further advised the team to adopt a proactive approach by submitting proposals early, noting that timely engagement with university management improves efficiency and increases the chances of institutional support.
As part of her recommendations, she encouraged the club to engage with Prof. Auwal Faruk Abdussalam, Director of Academic Planning, who is part of a team that secured a research grant of approximately €200,000 for antimicrobial resistance. She noted that the AMR Club could explore strategic collaboration opportunities and potentially benefit from such initiatives.

The meeting concluded on a positive note, reinforcing the university’s support for the AMR Club’s vision and activities.

E-Signed:
MS Ibrahim
Secretary General, AMR Club KASU

For:
Hassan Kabir Muhammad
President, AMR Club KASU

19/04/2026

AMR Club KASU Visits Dean of Student Affairs.

On April 15, 2026, the leadership of the Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Club, Kaduna State University (KASU), paid a courtesy visit to the Dean of Student Affairs, Prof. M. K. Dauda.

Led by the President, Hassan Kabir Muhammad, the team engaged in a productive discussion focused on strengthening the club’s impact and aligning its activities with university standards. Prof. Dauda commended the initiative and encouraged the executives to remain strategic, innovative, and impact-driven in addressing antimicrobial resistance.
He emphasized the importance of well-structured program planning, professionalism, and proper administrative processes in executing successful activities.

The Dean also endorsed the club’s efforts and assured them of his continued support.

Notably, he confirmed that a previously submitted proposal by the AMR Club has been reviewed, signed, and forwarded to the Vice Chancellor for final approval, marking a key step forward for the club.

The AMR Club leadership appreciated the guidance and reaffirmed their commitment to advancing AMR awareness across the university community.

E-Signed:
MS Ibrahim
Secretary General, AMR Club KASU

For:
Hassan Kabir Muhammad
President, AMR Club KASU

12/04/2026

The Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Club, Kaduna State University, cordially invites you to its Handing Over Ceremony, marking a significant transition in leadership and a reaffirmation of our shared commitment to combating antimicrobial resistance.
This occasion represents not only the transfer of responsibilities from one executive team to another, but also the continuity of vision, dedication, and service to humanity. It is an opportunity to reflect on past achievements, recognize contributions, and usher in a new phase of purposeful leadership.
As the incoming executives assume office, they pledge to uphold the values of advocacy, education, and responsible antimicrobial stewardship in line with global and national health priorities.
We respectfully invite you to join us as we commemorate this important milestone and support the advancement of our mission.
Signed:
AMR Club, Kaduna State University

07/04/2026

‎📢 AMR AWARENESS SERIES – EPISODE 1
‎
‎🦠 What is Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR)?
‎
‎Antimicrobial Resistance occurs when microorganisms such as bacteria become resistant to medicines that were previously effective.
‎
‎This means:
⚠️ Infections become harder to treat.
‎⚠️ Treatment becomes more expensive.
‎⚠️ Risk of complications increases.
‎
‎One major cause?
‎❌ Misuse and overuse of antibiotics
‎❌ Self-medication
‎❌ Not completing prescribed doses
‎
‎💡 Protect yourself:
✔ Only use antibiotics when prescribed
‎✔ Complete your full course of treatment
‎✔ Never share antibiotics
‎
‎AMR is real.
‎AMR is dangerous.
‎But together, we can prevent it.
‎
‎💙 Clear Voice. Strong Impact.
Aisha Sadisu Liman
‎Head of Communication
‎AMR Club KASU
‎

14/03/2026

📢 CALL FOR NEW MEMBERS

Are you a student of Kaduna State University passionate about making a real impact in global health?

The Antimicrobial Resistance Club (AMR Club KASU) is inviting all undergraduate students to join our growing community of change-makers irrespective of your department or faculty. Whether you are from Arts, Humanities, Education, Social Sciences, Physical Sciences, or Health Sciences, you are welcome!

Together, we are working to combat one of the world's biggest health threats Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR).

Why Join AMR Club KASU?
Members will gain access to:

• 🌍 Opportunities to participate in global AMR advocacy and awareness campaigns
• 🎓 Training, workshops, and mentorship from experts in the field
• 📜 Certificates and leadership experience to strengthen your CV
• 🤝 Networking with students and professionals in One Health and global health
• 🚶 Participation in community outreach programs, research, and AMR projects
• 💡 Opportunities to develop leadership, communication, and project management skills

If you are ready to learn, lead, and contribute to the fight against antimicrobial resistance, this is your opportunity.

🔗 Join the AMR Club KASU here:
https://chat.whatsapp.com/E4K1u7Gg1TyBoIQubqaD63

Let’s work together to secure the future by beating the superbugs.

E-Signed:
Hassan Kabir Muhammad
President, AMR Club KASU

Announcer:
Aisha Sadisu Liman
Head of Communication, AMR Club KASU

04/12/2025

The AMR Club, Kaduna State University, successfully concluded its 2025 World Antimicrobial Awareness Week activities with the first-ever AMR Community Awareness Walk in Kaduna State.

The walk covered major routes including Gulf Course Road, Yakubu Gowon Way, Ahmadu Bello way, Katsina Road, and Independence Way, bringing antimicrobial resistance education directly to residents within these communities.

Through strategic engagement, distribution of educational materials, and one-on-one conversations, the walk reached over 500 members of the public, raising awareness on:

The growing threat of antimicrobial resistance (AMR)

The dangers of antibiotic misuse and self-medication

The importance of hygiene, vaccination, and infection-prevention practices

The role of the community in safeguarding the effectiveness of antibiotics

This landmark activity was organized in collaboration with:

Kaduna State University Medical Students Association (KASUMSA)

Pharmaceutical Association of Nigeria Students (PANS) – Public Health Committee

The AMR Club KASU extends its appreciation to all volunteers, partners, and supporting organizations whose dedication made this community-impact initiative possible. Together, we remain committed to strengthening antimicrobial stewardship and promoting a healthier Kaduna.

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