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On Wednesday, June 12, a significant day marked as Democracy Day in Nigeria, the Institute of Criminology and Strategic Studies (ICSS) celebrated a momentous occasion. Dr. Abdulazeez Adewale Amusa, a distinguished academic and professional, was appointed as the new Registrar of the ICSS. The event was held at the Faculty of Education Hall, Lagos State University (LASU) in Ojo, Lagos State.
Dr. Amusa, whose credentials include D.FCSS, FCIJ, FBSC, MNIM, ACIPM, and FEI, as well as a BSc, brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the role. His extensive background in criminology and strategic studies, coupled with his professional qualifications, positions him as an exemplary leader for the ICSS.
The ceremony, attended by faculty, students, and notable guests, underscored the importance of this appointment in the context of Nigerian education and criminology studies. Dr. Amusa’s speech highlighted his vision for the ICSS, emphasizing the need for innovative strategies in crime prevention and management. He stressed the importance of academic excellence, research, and collaboration with international institutions to advance the field of criminology in Nigeria.
Dr. Amusa’s appointment is seen as a significant step forward for the ICSS, promising to enhance its reputation and impact in the academic and professional realms of criminology. His leadership is expected to foster an environment of growth, learning, and strategic development, aligning with global standards and practices.
As the new Registrar, Dr. Amusa is poised to lead the ICSS towards new heights, ensuring that the institute remains at the forefront of criminological research and strategic studies. The event at LASU’s Faculty of Education Hall not only celebrated this appointment but also reinforced the institute’s commitment to academic and professional excellence.
