400 Level student caught stealing from his colleagues in Kano

A 400 level student of the Bayero University, Kano, has been caught red-handed, while trying to steal from his colleagues, over the weekend.



According to reports, the suspect identified as Michael, who many had been suspecting of being responsible for their missing valuables, was nabbed while trying to break into a room in the absence of his colleagues. He was severely dealt with before being rescued by security operatives.

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In Bayero University, Kano, on Saturday, the Emir of Kano Muhammadu Sanusi II officially opened the Dangote Business School. The N1.2 billion Business school according to Aliko Dangote, will serve as an incubation centre for entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial development in the country, comprises of lecture theatres, libraries, offices and cafeterias among others.

He further said his goal for the Dangote business school, is for it to become a reference point when it comes to learning to do business in Africa.

My interest for supporting higher education in Nigeria stems from the belief that we can and we should provide the same quality of education here in Nigeria like anywhere else in the world. Good quality education is fundamental in breeding a vibrant economy and society.

My goal for this business school is for it to become a reference point when it comes to learning how to do business successfully in Nigeria and in Africa. This means that this business school should carry out studies and research that are specific to our needs and ways of doing business which would allow more information to be shared globally on how Africans can do business.

I believe that this business school can and should foster relationship with other business schools across Africa and the globe and I am sure they already have affiliation with other three universities and we are working to make sure that they also have with the Harvert business school.

This business school will be training and preparing future African leaders in business, who will understand how to develop, and also train others to become visionary businessmen. I also see this business school playing a role in accelerating the economic integration of our continent.