Board of Governors Kaduna State University (KASU) has approved the appointment of the institution’s first female Registrar and Bursar.
While Samira Balarabe was appointed Registrar, Hauwau Dalhat, was appointed Bursar, said the university’s Public Relations Officer, Adamu Bargo.
Balarabe takes over from the former Registrar, Samuel Manshop, whose tenure ends on March 15.
He is the Deputy Registrar and academic secretary of the institution.
He earned his Bachelor of Laws from Ahmadu Bello UniversityZaria, and Master in Conflict Peace and Strategic Studies with specialization in Conflict Resolution from KASU.
Ms. Balarabe joined the institution in 2006 and was promoted to Deputy Registrar in October 2018.
“Throughout his career, Balarabe served in various capacities: Vice Chancellor’s Office as Administrative Officer I (Legal); Faculty Officer in the Faculty of Arts and Medicine respectively,” said Mr. Bargo.
“He also served in the Establishment Unit in charge of Council Affairs; Graduate School as Secretary; Academic Secretary in the Academic Affairs Unit as well as member and secretary of various committees in the university.
Meanwhile, Ms Dalhat took over from Ahmed Ibrahim whose tenure as Bursar also ended.
Ms Dalhat is the immediate Deputy Bursar and has led the department as acting Bursar.
He holds Bachelors and Masters degrees in Accounting and Finance from Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria.
He joined the university in 2006 as Accountant II in the Bursary Department and was promoted to the position of Deputy Bursar.
The university said: “Ms Dalhat is also a member of various committees at the university and also a part-time lecturer with publications and supervised Postgraduate Diplomas,” the statement added.
“With over 16 years of practical experience in accounting and finance, Dalhat is a member of the National Association of Accountants of Nigeria, the Chartered Institute of Information and Strategic Management. He is also a member of the Chartered Institute of Economists of Nigeria and the Senior Staff Association of Nigerian Universities, among others.
Qosim Suleiman is a reporter at Premium Times in partnership with Report for the World, which matches local newsrooms with talented new journalists to report on issues that are not being covered around the world.
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