Gwarzo Lauds Tinubu Over Prof. Ma’aji’s Choice As North-West Dev’t Commission MD

The President and Founder of MAAUN Group of Universities, Prof. Adamu Abubakar Gwarzo, has lauded President Bola Tinubu for appointing Prof. Abdullahi Shehu Ma’aji as the Managing Director of the newly created North-West Development Commission (NWDC).

Prof. Gwarzo gave the commendation when he received Prof. Ma’aji, who paid him a courtesy visit at the Maryam Abacha American University of Nigeria (MAAUN) in Kano on Saturday.

He expressed profound gratitude to President Tinubu for his decision to establish the NWDC, saying it was an indication of his commitment to the inclusive growth and development of every part of Nigeria.

Prof. Gwarzo extended his heartfelt felicitations to Prof. Ma’aji, describing his appointment as well-deserved.

According to Prof. Gwarzo, the appointment of Ma’aji was very significant in view of his experience, track record of service and unwavering commitment to the development of the North-West, Northern region and the entire country.

He expressed confidence in the ability of Prof. Ma’aji to provide the needed leadership that would bring development to the region.

“The establishment of the NWDC will go a long way in transforming the entire region by addressing the challenges bedevilling the critical sectors in the region,” Prof. Gwarzo said.

He further expressed optimism that NWDC would address the multifaceted challenges preventing access to quality learning opportunities to empower the youth to enable them to contribute to the economic growth and development of the North-West.

He, therefore, stressed the need for collaboration between the interventionist commission and his university to ensure the success of the commission.

Earlier In his remark, the NWDC Managing Director, Prof. Ma’aji, praised the founder of the University for his unwavering commitment to promote quality education.

He expressed the readiness of the commission to partner with the university so as to achieve the desired objectives.