Skyline University Nigeria

Author name: ASMAU UBA MUHAMMAD

H AND M FOUNDATION

Skyline University Nigeria receives students of H and M Foundation for Changing Gear Workshop

The management of Skyline University Nigeria (SUN) has received final-year students of the H&M Foundation for its changing gear workshop. The session was conducted on the 22nd January, 2024 to encourage the students to make befitting career choices. The Dean of the School of Basic Medical Sciences (SBMS), Dr. Isa Usman Lawal, who oriented the students, explained that pursuing a career in the medical field is both rewarding and impactful. He said people who choose to study courses in the medical career are opportune to save lives, which is highly critical for development. He said SUN offers medical-oriented courses such as medical laboratory science, nursing science and doctor of physiotherapy. Dr. Lawal added that there are so many people involved in the hospital and this paves the way for many careers to be applicable. Some level 300 students from SBMS who shared their experiences with the students said that their courses have now exposed them to numerous opportunities. With the support of their tutors and the university, Fatima Lawal Shu’aibu and Aisha Suraj said that they are eager and well prepared to perform excellently anywhere in the world. In her closing remarks, the Director Academic Support Services (DASS) at SUN, Ms. Sarada Maganti, thanked the students on behalf of SUN management for honoring their invitation. She said the doors of SUN are opening to welcome them after their graduation to further their desired careers.

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Security Department Training

Skyline University Nigeria conducts Training for Security Staff

The security department of Skyline University Nigeria (SUN) has conducted training for the security staff of the university. The training was conducted to upgrade the knowledge of the staff on current security problems and how to tackle them within the institution. In his opening remarks, the Chief Security Officer of SUN, Mr. Hassan Nanven, said the training was imperative for the staff to equip themselves with the right information and skills so that they can execute their tasks efficiently. Delivering his remarks, Alh. Hafizu Ringim, the regional manager, International Security Organization (ISO), Switzerland, said the staff must understand that communication is very critical in any security business. “It is only by communicating effectively that you will be able to function correctly as security operatives,” he said. He admitted that the execution of tasks will allow the public to give them the respect they deserve. Alh. Ringim also stated that the staff must be acquainted with the law, which is a prerequisite for security operations. He then commended the management of the institution for having a functional security unit that will ensure the safety of students, staff and visitors. Alh. Ringim also applauded the staff for their contribution in the interactive session. Mr. Nanven, CSO, emphasized in his closing remarks that the guest speaker was indeed the right man for the training. He said Nigeria has benefited immensely from his contribution to safety and security. He then appreciated him on behalf of SUN management for honoring the invitation despite his tight schedules.

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