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From Paul Orude
The Federal University Gashua (FUGA) has recorded a significant breakthrough in its agricultural development efforts, as the Department of Animal Science, under the Faculty of Agriculture, has successfully commissioned a state-of-the-art incubator.
This was revealed in a statement signed by Adamu Saleh, the Head, Information and Protocol of the University, made available to journalists yesterday.
“This modern equipment marks a new chapter for the department, significantly enhancing its capacity for hands-on training, cutting-edge research, and agricultural productivity,” the statement read in part.
“The incubator is already yielding tangible results, with dedicated staff working tirelessly to hatch chicks. This development underscores the University’s unwavering commitment to advancing agricultural science, equipping students with practical knowledge, and contributing meaningfully to national food security.
“This landmark achievement is a testament to the visionary leadership of the current Vice Chancellor, Professor Maimuna Waziri, whose strategic direction continues to position FUGA as a center of academic excellence and innovation in agriculture.
“According to the Head of the Department of Animal Science, Dr. Lawan Adamu, the incubator was initially procured during the tenure of the immediate past Vice Chancellor, Professor Andrew Haruna, as part of the equipment required for the department’s accreditation.
“However, it remained unused until Professor Waziri assumed office and prioritized its deployment, driven by her vision to ensure students gain practical experience—especially at a time when job opportunities for graduates are increasingly scarce.”
