BREAKING: Governor Inuwa Celebrates As Prof Yakubu Becomes Bingham University’s First Emeritus Professor

Gombe State Governor, Muhammadu Inuwa Yahaya has expressed immense pride and joy over the elevation of Professor Alhassan Mela Yakubu, an illustrious son of Gombe State, to the position of Emeritus Professor by Bingham University, Karu, Nigeria......Read The Full Article>>.....Read The Full Article>>

Professor Yakubu hails from Billiri Local Government Are. He has etched his name in the annals of academic history, by becoming the first Emeritus Professor of Bingham University in recognition of his extraordinary contributions to academia, research, mentorship, and community impact spanning over three decades.

Governor Inuwa Yahaya described this accomplishment as a remarkable one, which reflects not only the Professor’s personal excellence but also the rich intellectual and professional potential of Gombe State.

He noted that Professor AM Yakubu has distinguished himself as a trailblazer in the field of paediatrics and academia, which earned him accolades nationally and internationally.

“Professor Mela Yakubu’s elevation to the apex of academic recognition as Emeritus Professor is a source of pride for Gombe State and a validation of his lifelong commitment to education, research, and societal impact. As a teacher, mentor, and community leader, he has inspired many and contributed immensely to the advancement of knowledge and service to humanity. This recognition by Bingham University is well-deserved, and it reflects the depth of his influence on the academic and medical spheres ,” the Governor stated.

While praising Professor AM Yakubu’s commitment to nurturing young minds, the Governor affirmed that his administration remains committed to creating an environment where intellectual excellence and service to society are celebrated and rewarded.

“On behalf of the government and people of Gombe State, I convey our heartfelt congratulations to Professor Alhassan Mela Yakubu on this monumental achievement. We are proud to call him our very own, and we pray that his legacy continues to inspire future generations,” Governor Inuwa Yahaya added.