Marking a groundbreaking milestone in Nigerian education, the Franco-British International University (FBIU) in Kaduna, the nation’s pioneering institution blending British and French academic excellence, is set to commence academic activities in October 2024.
This announcement was made by the Vice Chancellor, Professor Abdullahi Muhammad Sabo, during a press briefing on Monday.
According to the Vice-Chancellor, the university will start with three schools, namely: School of Computing, Nursing, and Health Sciences.
Franco-British International University was established by the visionary educator, Professor Adamu Abubakar Gwarzo, a renowned founder of esteemed academic institutions, including Maryam Abacha American University of Nigeria, Niger, and Canadian University in Abuja.
Professor Gwarzo’s latest endeavor, Franco-British International University, marks another significant milestone in his contributions to the global academic community.
Franco-British International University was granted a provisional operational license by the National Universities Commission in 2023 alongside the Canadian University of Nigeria, which is also part of the MAAUN group of universities.
“I’m known for education and will continue to be committed to it. We did it in Niger and Kano, we have instituted the spirit of morality and academic standard among our students and staff.
We will ensure standard, discipline, and morality among students and staff of Franco-British International University like we are doing in Kano and Niger”. Said Professor Gwarzo.
