By Lawal Abdullahi
Kaduna – Prof. Helen Afang Andow, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Kaduna State University (KASU), has snagged appointments as a trustee of the Association of Skills Development, Technical and Entrepreneurship Educational Development (Abuja Chapter) and a member of the Board of Trustees at Unique Open University, Lagos.
These gigs highlight her as a major player in Nigerian education and human capital development.
Prof. Andow’s appointment is due to her solid academic leadership as Deputy Vice-Chancellor, her commitment to transparency, expertise in education, research, and innovation, and advocacy for skills, entrepreneurship, and youth empowerment. Plus, she’s a critical thinker with sound philosophical and academic insight.
What’s the expected impact? Strengthened governance, a sharper focus on employability and skills, and improved partnerships to mobilize resources.
These appointments are a fitting nod to her professional integrity, academic excellence, and commitment to national development. Her leadership is expected to drive progress in skills development, entrepreneurship education, and sustainable human capital growth in Nigeria.