BUK Vice-Chancellor Congratulates Four Scholars Named in 2026 Global Scientists Ranking; The Vice-Chancellor of Bayero University, Kano (BUK), Professor Haruna Musa, has congratulated four university scholars recognised in the 2026 global ranking of influential scientists.
The ranking draws on research data associated with Stanford University, Elsevier and Scopus, highlighting researchers based on their scientific contributions, citation records and research impact.
The recognition has been described by the university as a reflection of its research capacity and a contribution to its international academic visibility.
Four BUK Scholars Recognised in the 2026 Global Ranking
The four Bayero University scholars recognised in the ranking are:
- Professor Abdulrazak G. Habib
- Dr Auwal Abdullahi
- Dr Sunusi Marwan Manladan
- Professor Mukhtar
Their inclusion in the ranking highlights their contributions to research and scientific scholarship.
BUK Vice-Chancellor’s Remarks on the Recognition
Professor Haruna Musa congratulated the scholars while hosting leaders of the Students’ Union Government at a dinner held at Frenchies Restaurant.
During the gathering, the Vice-Chancellor said the recognition demonstrated the university’s research strength and would help improve its visibility within the international academic community.
He also encouraged the recognised researchers to continue their scholarly work and described their achievements as an example for younger academics to emulate.
Student Welfare and Institutional Progress
Beyond celebrating the researchers, the gathering provided an opportunity for discussions on student welfare and the university’s institutional progress.
The engagement brought university management and Students’ Union Government leaders together to discuss issues relating to students and the development of the institution.
Professor Musa’s remarks also highlighted the importance of research excellence in strengthening the university’s academic reputation.
About the 2026 Global Scientists Ranking
The global ranking draws on Stanford–Elsevier research and Scopus citation data to assess scientists using indicators related to research productivity, citation performance and scientific impact.
These indicators help measure researchers’ contributions and influence within their respective fields.
Further information is available in the Nigeria Scientists and Institution Ranking Overview.
The recognition of the four BUK scholars highlights the university’s research contributions and the role of academic scholarship in building its international profile.
