University of Abuja Appoints Mrs. Islamiya Abdulraheem as Acting Registrar
The Governing Council of University of Abuja has approved the appointment of Mrs Islamiya Foyeke Abdulraheem as Acting Registrar of the institution pending the appointment of a substantive registrar.
The Council appointed Mrs Abdulraheem at its 71st Extra Ordinary meeting on Tuesday 5th November 2024.
Mrs Abdulraheem, a seasoned administrator, is expected to bring a wealth of experience to her new role, having previously served as Deputy Registrar in charge of the Vice-Chancellor's Office and Deputy Registrar, Establishment.
She will be taking over from Malam Yahya Mohammed, whose five-year tenure as Registrar of the institution expires on 12th November 2024.
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