ABU VC Extends Tenure of CERT Director, Prof Jonah, Until Appointment of Substantive Successor

By Maryam Inuwa Ibrahim

The Vice-chancellor of Ahmadu Bello University Zaria, Professor Adamu Ahmed, has extended the tenure of the Institution’s Director of Centre for Energy Research and Training, Professor Sunday Ade Jonah, until the appointment of his substantive successor

Extension of the tenure of Professor Jonah followed what many attribute to his exceptional and unparalleled achievements during his four year tenure as the director of the Centre and his overall contributions in the development of the centre

Under Prof Jonah’s leadership, CERT has become a hub for cutting-edge energy research, producing impactful outcomes that benefit Nigeria’s energy sector. His focus on renewable energy solutions has positioned ABU Zaria as a key player in Nigeria’s quest for sustainable energy.

Prof Jonah has spearheaded numerous research projects at CERT, fostering collaborations with national and international partners. These partnerships have enhanced the centre’s research capabilities and contributed to Nigeria’s energy development goals.

The VC’s decision to extend Prof Jonah’s tenure is seen as a vote of confidence in his leadership and the progress of CERT under his guidance. Colleagues describe Prof Jonah as a driving force behind the centre’s growth and innovations.

During his tenure, Prof Jonah has also focused on capacity building, ensuring that young researchers at CERT gain valuable skills in energy research and technology development. This has boosted the centre’s output and reputation.

Prof Jonah’s extension is expected to further boost CERT’s momentum, allowing him to complete ongoing projects and explore new frontiers in energy research.

The Centre for Energy Research and Training looks forward to achieving more milestones under Prof Jonah’s continued leadership, solidifying its position as a leading energy research institution in Nigeria.

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