Federal University of Agriculture Mubi matriculates 599 students

Author: Jim OchetenwuPublished on: April 2, 2026Country: Nigeria

Education

Federal University of Agriculture Mubi matriculates 599 students

The Federal University of Agriculture Mubi (FUAMB) celebrated the admission of 599 new students during a matriculation ceremony. Vice-Chancellor Prof. Bitrus Dawi Tarfa urged students to embrace the university's vision focused on smart agriculture and innovation. Adamawa State Commissioner for Agriculture, Professor David Finchiwa Jatau, emphasized FUAMB's importance for agricultural transformation in the state and the country.

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