Women breaking boundaries: Meet 1st female professor of quantity surveying in northern Nigeria

- Ahmadu Bello University Zaria has produced the first female professor of quantity surveying in the person of Kulomri Jaule Adogbo

- Professor Adogbo was recently celebrated on social media by the Women Association of Quantity Surveyors in Nigeria

- Women in Nigeria have been living their dreams and impacting the world in recent times

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Professor Kulomri Jaule Adogbo has become the first female professor of quantity surveying in the northern part of Nigeria.

The disclosure was made by the Women Association of Quantity Surveyors in Nigeria, which celebrated the woman on its Twitter page.

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@waqsn2004 wrote:

"Ahmadu Bello University Zaria has produced the first female professor of Quantity Surveying in the entire northern region of Nigeria. Congratulations to our amiable QS Prof. Kulomri Jaule Adogbo. WAQSN loves you."

Nigerians were impressed with the woman's achievement and took to the comment section to congratulate her.

@AdesinaPhilipA1 wrote:

"I congratulate you madam.But permit me to doubt, anything from the north demand a question mark."

@dekedare

"Congratulations prof KJ, well deserved. More grace for higher achievements."

@Bakeer45 reacted:

"Congratulations ma."

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In other news, a woman identified as Gloria Mensah has celebrated her achievement after bagging a PhD. She took to social media to share the good news.

Sharing adorable photos on her LinkedIn page, Gloria expressed gratitude to all those who helped her all through her PhD journey.

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In her words: "I am extremely grateful to my amazing supervisors; Dr. Katharine Dommett, Dr. Christopher Jones and Prof. Peter Styring for the incredible guidance and support I received throughout my PhD journey."

She also thanked the Grantham Centre for Sustainable Futures University of Sheffield for funding her PhD and the holistic training and opportunities offered her all through.

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Source: Legit.ng