The Global President of the University of Jos Alumni Association (UJAA), Dr. Gad Shamaki Peter, has charged members of the Taraba State Chapter to sustain the growth of the chapter and remain committed to supporting the association at all levels.
Dr. Peter spoke on Thursday, November 5, during a parley with chapter members held as part of his visit.
Giving back to the alma mater
He urged members to give back to the university in every little way possible, including contributing to the proposed UJAA Global Alumni Secretariat Building. He said the project would serve as a lasting legacy for present and future generations of alumni.
Chapter renews commitment
In his welcome remarks, Chapter Chairman Livinus Ayih thanked the Global President for the visit and reaffirmed the chapter’s commitment to his leadership vision.
He pledged that the chapter would become more visible, active, united and impactful, and urged members to support the collective development of the association.
Dr. Peter was presented with a traditional cultural attire (wrapper) by Mr Ayih on behalf of members in appreciation of his visit and leadership.
The Global President was accompanied on the visit by the Global Secretary-General, Kutman Hosea, an engineer, and the Plateau State Caretaker Secretary, Ya-ndam Lar Joseph.
According to the association, the engagement further strengthened unity, collective responsibility and commitment to advancing the ideals and development of UJAA.
