20/05/2026
AKCILS ACTING PROVOST MEETS STAKEHOLDERS, UNVEILS AGENDA
The Acting Provost of Aminu Kano College of Islamic and Legal Studies, Dr. Ali Tamasi Mu’az, has met with principal officers, deans, heads of departments, directors and other stakeholders of the institution, where he unveiled his agenda for the administration of the college.
The meeting, held at the Majidadin Kauran Katsina Conference Hall, focused on promoting inclusive leadership and improving service delivery within the institution. Addressing the gathering, Dr. Tamasi urged staff members to remain grateful to Allah for the opportunity given to one of their own to lead the college.
“I am part of you and you are part of me, like birds of the same nest,” the Acting Provost stated, while calling for unity, cooperation and collective commitment toward the growth of the institution.
Dr. Tamasi also reflected on his years of service in the college and expressed appreciation to the immediate past Provost, Prof. Jakada, for entrusting him with various responsibilities during his tenure.
According to him, he has chosen to move forward with an open mind since assuming office as Acting Provost. He further appealed to members of staff to forgive past grievances and work together in the interest of the college.
"I hold no grudge against anybody and I entrusted my self to you as your brother so accord me your support, cooperation,loyalty and close ranks together towards uplifting the College to greater heights"Dr Tamasi solicited.
The Acting Provost described the institution as strategically positioned within the state and beyond, expressing optimism about its future development. He therefore solicited the support and cooperation of all stakeholders to ensure the realization of the administration’s objectives within the shortest possible time.
Dr. Tamasi stressed the need for strict adherence to the rules and regulations guiding the college service, warning that acts of indolence would not be tolerated under his leadership.
He directed the Directorate of Academic Planning to ensure timely implementation of the academic calendar, adding that lecture timetables must henceforth be ready at least two weeks before the commencement of lectures, while course allocations should be concluded one week earlier. He also urged deans and directors to ensure compliance within their respective units.
The Acting Provost further assured that delays associated with project and teaching practice supervision would be addressed promptly. He also cautioned departments against forwarding incomplete results, noting that he would no longer preside over incomplete results during Academic Board meetings.
Dr. Tamasi additionally called on trade unions within the college to sustain cordial working relationships with management, prioritize members’ welfare and guide them appropriately where necessary.
In her remarks, the Deputy Provost (Administration), Barrister Dija Isa Hashim, emphasized the importance of sincerity, accountability and unity of purpose among staff members for the continued progress of the college.
“We all must remember that we shall be accountable before both man and God. All observations and suggestions made here have been noted and will be addressed. By Allah’s grace, we will not disappoint you,” she said.
Protocol and Public Relations Directorate
20th May, 2026