About Muhammed S. Audu
Muhammed S. Audu was a Nigerian university teacher.
Muhammed Salihu Audu better known as Muhammed S. Audu is a Nigerian academic. He served as the sixth vice-chancellor of Federal University of Technology, Minna from 2007 to 2012. He is currently the deputy vice-chancellor of Federal University, Lokoja.
Biography Mohammed Salihu Audu was born to Sule and Salamatu Atta Audu, who are of Ebira origin. He started his elementary education at RCM Catholic Primary School, Okene and St. William Primary School, Ilorin. He proceeded to attend his high school at Community Secondary School, Okene and Ansarul Islam Secondary School, Ilorin. He graduated from Usman Danfodio University, Sokoto, where he obtained his BA in history, and then proceeded to obtain his MA degree in international relations from Bayero University, Kano and then his PhD from Benue State University, Makurdi.
Work Mohammed Audu have worked as a teacher, researcher and is an active community development participant. He is a professor of history and international studies and currently the deputy vice chancellor of the Federal University of Lokoja.
He has published several academic journals and textbooks notably War and Peace in the 20th Century and Nigerian Peoples and Cultureand is also a member of several professional bodies.
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Who was Muhammed S. Audu?
Nigerian academic
When was Muhammed S. Audu born?
Muhammed S. Audu was born in Kogi State.
What was Muhammed S. Audu's occupation?
Muhammed S. Audu was a university teacher.
What nationality was Muhammed S. Audu?
Muhammed S. Audu was Nigerian.
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