According to Aminu, the resolutions include allowing all recognised Islamic groups to use the university mosque for their religious programmes and withdrawing the earlier land allocation to the Tijjaniyya group.

Other resolutions include restructuring the leadership of relevant Muslim organisations to ensure broader representation, transferring the appointment of the university's Imam to the institution's management, and developing measures to regulate religious activities to sustain peace on campus.

He added that the university management subsequently approved the establishment of the implementation committee to develop practical strategies for implementing the resolutions.

The committee is chaired by former Vice-Chancellor Professor Saminu Abdurrahman Ibrahim, with Dr Usman Hayatu Dukku serving as co-chairman. Other members include the Registrar and key university stakeholders.

Responding on behalf of the committee, Professor Ibrahim expressed appreciation to the university management for the confidence reposed in its members and assured them that they would diligently carry out the assignment and submit their report within the stipulated timeframe.

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