In a demonstration of institutional appreciation and strategic engagement, the National Association of Polytechnic Students North Central Zone, under the leadership of the Zonal Coordinator, Comrade Ahmed Peter Hassan, paid a courtesy visit to the Deputy Rector (Administration) of Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa, Dr. Tajuddeen Badmos Adeleke, in his office at the institution.
Dr. Adeleke, a distinguished academic and administrator, is a former ICT Director, former Head of the Computer Science Department, and former Dean of the School of Information Technology at the Polytechnic. His longstanding contributions to institutional growth and technological advancement have positioned him as a respected figure within the academic community.
Purpose of the Visit
The visit was primarily to formally express appreciation to the management of Federal Polytechnic Nasarawa for their immense support and institutional cooperation toward the successful inauguration ceremony of the NAPS North Central Nigeria leadership, which was held last week Tuesday at the CIBN Bankers Hall within the Polytechnic.
The inauguration ceremony marked a significant milestone in the Zone’s administrative transition and strategic roadmap. The support of the institution’s management played a critical role in ensuring the event was professionally organized, structurally sound, and impactful.
Commendation of Institutional Support
During the engagement, Comrade Ahmed Peter Hassan commended the Polytechnic’s management for its consistent student-friendly disposition and for fostering an enabling academic environment. He emphasized that the institution has continued to demonstrate administrative maturity, openness to collaboration, and commitment to student-centered development.
The Coordinator noted that such institutional cooperation strengthens the synergy between student leadership structures and academic authorities, ultimately contributing to stability, progress, and measurable impact within the Zone.
Personal Appreciation
In his remarks, Comrade Ahmed Peter Hassan also expressed profound gratitude to Dr. Tajuddeen Badmos Adeleke for his unwavering support, guidance, and motivational spirit. He acknowledged the Deputy Rector’s encouragement and constructive engagement as instrumental to the successful execution of zonal activities.
The Coordinator described Dr. Adeleke as a supportive mentor whose leadership approach reinforces collaboration between management and student representation platforms.
Reinforcing Strategic Collaboration
The courtesy visit further underscores the commitment of the National Association of Polytechnic Students North Central Zone to maintaining strong institutional relationships across the region. Constructive dialogue, mutual respect, and shared developmental objectives remain central to the Zone’s governance philosophy.
As the North Central Zone advances its mandate, it remains focused on building sustainable partnerships with institutional leadership across the region to promote student welfare, leadership development, and structural progress within the polytechnic system.
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