Kaduna State commissioner for education, Professor Jonathan Andrew Nok is dead.
He died today shortly after a brief illness.
Mr Andrew was a professor of Biochemistry, won many national and international awards.
In 2010, he won Nigeria’s highest academic honour, the Nigerian National Order of Merit, NNOM, in the science category.
Professor Andrew Nok, was said to be the first person in the world to discover the gene responsible for an enzyme which causes sleeping sickness.
He was a graduate of Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria 1983, born at Nok village in Jaba local government Area of Kaduna state on January 11, 1962.
ZSUBEB To Partner With Nigeria Association Of Women Journalist In The State
Zamfara State Universal Basic Education Board (ZSUBEB) To partner with Nigeria Association Of Women Journalist (NAWOJ) Zamfara state council. This was made known by the Executive Chairman of the Board, Honorable Murtala Adamu (Matawallen Jangebe) in his office while receiving the official of NAWOJ who paid him a courtesy call. Mallam Murtala Adamu said the board will partner with the association in the area of community based advocacy campaign on girls child education in the state. The Chairman also maintained that ZSUBEB will provide all the necessary support to the union with a view of achieving the target objectives. Honorable Murtala Adamu on behalf of the board generally thanks the leadership of NAWOJ for appointing him to served as the patron of the union in Zamfara state. He therefore urged the members to work together with Higher Level Women Advocate (HILWA), Schools Base Management Committee (SBMC), Mothers association and all other relevant organisation in the s...
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