The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Haruna Kuje  Ayuba in  company of his management  team has paid  courtesy visits to the Royal Fathers in the University Community, HRH, Pharm. Dr. Luka Panya Baba who is also the Chancellor of the University and Esu Kodape, His Highness, Fyenu Sabo in their offices.

 Prof. Ayuba stated that he and his management team were in the palac of the Esu Karu to  inform the Chancellor and Esu Karu of his appointment as the 5th  Vice-Chancellor of Bingham University.  

 He stated that he was delighted to visit His Royal Highness to not only present himself as the Vice-Chancellor of  the university but to also seek for  royal and fatherly blessings and community cooperation as he commences the work in earnest. He stated that he was grateful for the process that led to his appointment and was committed to collaborating with willing individuals  and the host community to lift the university to another phase of development.  He acknowledged and appreciated his predecessor Prof. Qurix for the great work accomplished during his tenure and stated his commitment to consolidate on the gains recorded.

He expressed his heart-felt condolences over the demise of his immediate younger sister who died recently. He wished the Chancellor and Esu Karu, HRH Pharm. Luka Panya Baba and the entire family members and friends of the deceased the  fortitude to bear the loss.

Chancellor and Esu Karu, HRH. Pharm.(Dr) Luka Panya Baba stated that he was grateful for the visit. He congratulated the Vice-Chancellor on his appointment as the 5th Vice-Chancellor of Bingham University and wished him a successful tenure. He expressed his gratitude to ECWA for establishing Bingham University in his Kingdom, which he stated, has brought opportunities for job creation to many and a training ground for students.
He pointed out that Bingham University has continued to train students with not only formal education but also inculcate in them morals, spiritual values and needed skills to succeed in life.  He stated that Bingham University graduates are outstanding and different in their chosen profession as evidenced in the feedback being received and believe that the university was making great impact in  the society at large.

His Royal Highness stated that his palace was open to the Vice-Chancellor and his management at all times should they need any support or assistance that could foster development in the university.

HRH took turn to introduce his cabinet members who were delighted with the Vice-Chancellor’s visit.

In a related development, His Highness, Esu Kodape, Chief Fyenu Sabo who  also received the Vice-Chancellor and his team expressed his gratitude to Bingham University management for their role in community development and stated that the community will not relent in its effort to collaborate with the university for harmonious co-existence. He thanked the new Vice-Chancellor for his visit and wished him a successful tenure.

The highlight of the visits was the presentation of souvenirs to the royal fathers.