CITAD Graduates Mentees from Mu’azzam Ibrahim Philosophy Institute

The Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD), on Thursday, proudly graduated its 2023 set of mentees from the Mu’azzam Ibrahim Institute of Philosophy and Political Theory.

The three-day intensive program, held from November 28th to 30th, 2023, at the Kano CITAD Office, equipped participants with critical thinking skills and a deeper understanding of philosophical approaches to societal problems.

The Institute, named after its mentor Malam Ibrahim Mu’azzam, was established by CITAD to address the decline in the quality of teaching Philosophy and Political Theory for Young People.

Through a series of engaging lectures, discussions, and exercises, the Institute successfully reshaped the mindsets of participating youths, shifting them from a vertical way of thinking to a lateral one.

In his goodwill message, the Coordinator of the Institute, Dr. Mohammed Aminu Aliyu, urged the graduates to utilize the knowledge gained at the dialogue for self-development and to give back to their communities as a corporate responsibility.

In his address, Malam Ibrahim Mu’azzam, a former lecturer in the Department of Political Science at Bayero University, Kano and mentor of the Institute disclosed that Philosophy and critical thinking serve as guiding lights, illuminating the paths of human inquiry and understanding.

Adding that It provides a framework for examining life’s perplexities, fostering deep reflection on ethics, the nature of truth, and the human condition.

Mu’azzam further emphasized that the Institute aims to encourage young people to engage in reasoned discourse, helping them develop clarity in their thoughts and perspectives while nurturing open-mindedness and empathy toward divergent viewpoints.

Speaking on behalf of the participants, Comrade Abdulrazak Umar Farouk echoed the call for self-development and community service. He encouraged his fellow graduates to apply their newfound knowledge to make positive contributions to society.

PRIME TIME NEWS gathered that, the Mu’azzam Ibrahim Institute of Philosophy and Political Theory commitment to fostering critical thinking and philosophical inquiry among young Nigerians promises to have a lasting impact on the country’s intellectual landscape.

Also CITAD as the Founder of the Institute recognized the absence of such bodies as a significant factor contributing to the decline in quality education in Nigerian universities.