Musa Pam 
The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Jos, Prof. Tanko Ishaya, has announced plans to establish a dedicated Institute of Sports.
He said the institute will offer degree programs and diplomas in sports medicine, science, management, nutrition, journalism, and other aspects of the sports industry.
Ishaya further said his vision is to make sports a cornerstone of the university, with the goal of positioning the institution as a hub for Olympic athletes in the near future.
The Vice-Chancellor made this disclosure during the media hype and unveiling of the NUGA Games, scheduled for November 2025.
He stated that the goal is to professionalize Nigerian sports, improve the country’s GDP, and provide students with valuable opportunities for employment and showcasing their talents globally.
