Professoor Abubakar Gwarzo felicitates with Adnan Mukhtar Adam on 30th birthday



The Founder and Chairman Governing Council of Maryam Abacha American University (MAAUN) Nigeria, Prof. Adamu Abubakar Gwarzo has congratulated Adnan Mukhtar Adam on his 30th birthday.

Adam, who is currently a lecturer at the Federal University, Dutsinma in Katsina State, lectures in Islamic History, Culture, Civilization, Media and society

Prof. Gwarzo in a congratulatory message he personally signed and issued to newsmen in Kano, congratulated Adam whom he described as a young innovative media professional and expert in public relations, strategic communications, and social media strategies for development.

Prof. Gwarzo, who doubles as the President of MAAUN Niger, congratulated the celebrant for establishing a reputation in using well-informed tools and blueprints in the print and social media industries. 

According to Prof. Gwarzo, Adam knows how to associate with people and maintains relationships with potential partners, businesses, and government agencies, including private businesses, academia, and the entertainment industry.

"So, I wish to use this opportunity to congratulate you on your birthday. May the Almighty Allah grant you many more years with good health, to enable you contribute your quota towards the development of the country, " he said.

He added that the celebrant is also the 
Manager PRNigeria, Center for Strategic Communication as well as the Editor In-Chief of Politics Digest.

Similarly, the celebrant is also the author of the book "Not Too Young to Run, which tells his story as Kano's youngest candidate in the 2019 general elections, when he ran for a seat in the State House of Assembly.

Adam is a recipient of Campus Journalism Award 2018 (Social Media Influencer) as well as a member of some professional associations including Nigerian Institute of Public Relations (NIPR), Not Too-Young-TO-Run – Kano strategy Committee and Kano Civil Society Forum, among others.

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