The Islamic University of Kenya (IUOK) has appointed Professor Mohamed Abdinoor Dahir, popularly known as Dayaw, as its new Vice Chancellor, a development hailed as a significant milestone for the teaching fraternity and the academic sector in Kenya.
Prof. Abdinoor, a native of Wajir County, brings a wealth of experience in education and academic leadership to his new role.
His journey in education began as a teacher at Mandera Secondary School, where he was recognized for his dedication to nurturing young minds and his commitment to professional excellence.
Over the years, he has built an impressive career marked by a passion for teaching, research, and community engagement.
The appointment is seen as a major achievement not only for Prof. Abdinoor personally but also for educators across Kenya, particularly those from the northern regions who view his rise as a symbol of opportunity and recognition in the national academic arena.
IUOK officials described his appointment as a strategic move aimed at strengthening the university’s academic programs, enhancing research initiatives, and fostering innovation in higher education.
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Prof. Abdinoor’s leadership is expected to focus on expanding access to quality education, promoting inclusivity, and ensuring that IUOK continues to play a critical role in shaping Kenya’s future leaders.
Colleagues and former students have celebrated the appointment, highlighting his humility, visionary outlook, and tireless commitment to the growth of education.
This achievement is celebrated widely as a win for the teaching community and a testament to the value of dedication and hard work in education.
Prof. Abdinoor Dahir now stands as a prominent figure in Kenya’s academic leadership, inspiring both current and future educators
By Ismail Yarrow
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