About Alhassan Mohammed Gani
Lived 1959 – 2025 (aged 65–66). Alhassan Mohammed Gani was a Nigerian academic.
Alhassan Mohammed Gani (1959 – 27 July 2025) was a Nigerian academic and administrator who was the onetime vice-chancellor of Federal University Kashere, in Gombe state.
Gani worked with several staff of the University to improve the institution. He was a Modern professor of the Internet of Things, and he was able to make a lot of impact with the help of the ICT at the period of his tenure. They have been able to make a lot of changes in the school infrastructure and ICT development.
Early life and education Gani was born in 1959 in Delgi, a local government area in Plateau State (but then in British Nigeria). He began his early education at the central school, Delgi from 1966 to 1973. He enrolled in a government secondary school, Pankshin, where he graduated with a certificate with distinction. In 1978 he obtained his BSc in Botany with an upper class from the University of Jos in the years 1980 to 1984.
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Who was Alhassan Mohammed Gani?
Nigerian academic
When was Alhassan Mohammed Gani born?
Alhassan Mohammed Gani was born in 1959.
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Alhassan Mohammed Gani died on 27 July 2025.
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Alhassan Mohammed Gani was an academic.
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Alhassan Mohammed Gani was Nigerian.
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