The Vice-Chancellor of Bayero University, Kano (BUK), Professor Haruna Musa, fsi, on Sunday, 11 October 2026, met with students of the University during an interactive dinner organised by the Students’ Union Government (SUG) at Frenchies Restaurant.
The engagement, led by the President of the Students’ Union Government, Comrade Abdulmudallib Kalli, provided an opportunity for the University management and student representatives to discuss issues affecting students’ welfare and the continued development of the institution.
The meeting was attended by the Dean of Students Affairs, Professor Mukhtar Ridwan Bunza; the Deputy Dean (Female), Dr Binta Abba; the Registrar’s representative, Adamu Saleh; the Deputy Dean, Old Campus, Dr Sani Saidu; the Vice-President of SUG, Comrade Onono Onimisi; the Speaker and members of the Students’ Representative Assembly; alongside other student leaders.
Speaking during the interaction, Professor Haruna Musa reaffirmed his administration’s unwavering commitment to improving students’ welfare. He assured the students that the persistent challenges of electricity and water supply would soon become a thing of the past as the University intensifies efforts to address them.
The Vice-Chancellor also highlighted several completed and ongoing developmental projects across the University. These include the renovation of students’ hostels, which will resume immediately after the second-semester examinations; the solarisation of the campuses; and the comprehensive upgrade of students’ common rooms with modern facilities and fully functional air-conditioning systems, among other initiatives aimed at creating a more conducive learning environment.
Earlier, the Dean of Students Affairs, Professor Mukhtar Ridwan Bunza, commended the Vice-Chancellor for the numerous projects already completed and those currently underway, noting that they have significantly enhanced students’ welfare and campus life.
In his remarks, the SUG President, Comrade Abdulmudallib Kalli, described Professor Haruna Musa as a student-centred Vice-Chancellor who remains accessible to students, listens to their concerns, and continues to implement impactful projects that improve their academic experience and overall well-being.
