Dr Baba J Adamu attended the Wroclaw University of Technology, Wroclaw, Poland, and while in the University he was an active student, member of many social clubs including math's and cultural clubs. he was also the President of the Association of Nigerian Citizens in Poland (ANCP).

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (EC): Elected on the 26^th of April  1997

A S S O C I A T I O N  O F  N I G E R I A N  C I T I Z E N S  I N  P O L A N D (ANCP)

               

1. Engr. BABA JIBRIN ADAMU (M.Sc.)  2. Mr. SADIK O. MUSA (M.Sc.)  3. Mr. SUNDAY DIKE (M.Sc.)   4. Arch. YUSUF IBRAHIM JIMETA  (M.Sc.) 5. Dr. VERONICA C. OBIAKOR    6. Mr. SAIDU SAMAILA MSHELIZA (M.Sc.) 7. Mr. CHARLES UGOCHUKWU NWANKO (Med)	President  Vice President General Secretary Financial Secretary Treasurer Public Relation Officer  Social/Cultural Officer
COMMITTEE OF AUDITORS (CA): Elected on the 26th of April  1997 A S S O C I A T I O N  O F  N I G E R I A N  C I T I Z E N S  I N  P O L A N D
1.  Dr. CHRISTOPHER OBASI 2.  Mr. EBODA BABAWALE OLUGBEMI 3.  Mr. IBRAHIM SULEIMAN  (M.Sc.)

                 

Dr. Baba J Adamu, in a remark about Nigerian Development in education, he has these to say "The educational system in Nigeria and in many African countries, was urban conscious. It does not prepare the young Nigerians for a return to the land. Rather it alienate him or her from the land. Long term planning and going back to affordable farming was considered demeaning while furtive efforts were made on short term uncalculated planning and at pursuing current western standards of technology without adequate infrastructure to support them. I say we have to change our orientation. We recommend an appropriate technology that will take into cognizance and put into maximum use of the indigenous genius of the people and their local resources. Those are the only relevant technology that should be employed in all aspect of development. It is a fundamental law of economics that one should employ the resources that are scarce and maximize the use of resources that are plentiful. For Nigeria, that is labor-intensive, capital-saving ventures and methods, because cheap labor is available in abundance. Nigeria is a huge domestic market itself and has tradition of loving freedom. And it is a democratic tradition. The warmth of that tradition kept us united and will make us clap with pride. With the implementation of such  methods and from prudent fiscal policies and future vision, we will see no more poor planning, misplaced priorities, government, organizations and individual irresponsibility, incessant military coups, violent religious skirmishes, tribal conflicts and any social upheaval. In such a conflict and economic confusions, precious people-lives and times are lost, scarce natural resources destroyed, farms and industry abandoned and potential investors scared away. The production of food, technology advancements and other economic ventures require peace and stability. That is why the I call on any government to pursue workable policies with vigor, guarantees peace and stability which are vital for economic development and growth. We have at hand an elaboration of basic affordable technologies. Standardized housing design with gyps and a  system  of planning and prophylactic of maintenance services of that type of building appropriate to Nigerian cultural socio-economic needs. And a solar pumping systems, floating pumps for pumping in lakes, rivers, etc. for irrigation applications and boreholes submersible pumps. And other small scale high efficiency technology variant optional systems which are cost-effective, easy to apply and to improve. These are European solutions but modeled and applied to African condition.  The very fact that Nigeria and Africa entered the twentieth century with the hoe and cutlass, and at the end of the century have not improved on these 'primitive' tools, is an index of complete neglect, lack of stability, organizational problems and as a whole an economic disaster. If we can reverse this trend then surely we have a responsibility to act, and act now, thank you"  Click the images below to see friends during the University days.

Dr. Engr. Baba J ADAMU, PhD: was born in Kaduna (Unguwan Liman), Kaduna State, Nigeria. Dr. Baba Jibrin Adamu is the youngest son of the late Malam Alhaji Adamu Jibrin Imam, the former Chief Imam of Kaduna State Central Mosque located in Kano Road Kaduna. Dr. Baba J Adamu represented Kaduna State based on academic qualification to go on a scholarship program to study Civil Engineering up to Masters Degree in Poland in 1986/87. Having completed successfully his M.Sc in 1993, again based on academic excellence received a Polish Government Scholarship to continue to do Doctorate degree in Industrial Research and silo/bunker Technology. Dr. Adamu specializes in Silos and Security Bunker technology and completed his Ph.D in 2000 with Excellence. He then moved to Toronto, Canada in 2000, where he acquired various Certificates in IT, Management and Business at Humber College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning, Toronto Ontario, as well as at the Banf Academy for Business, Calgary, Alberta, CANADA. He now lives and works in Canada as an Engineering/ICT Consultant and as the President and CEO of iNetwoks Canada, a Managed Technology Solution company based in Toronto. He has written several scientific papers which were published in several International Scientific Journals as well as documents on economic reforms and policies, on corruption and conflict resolution; and on human capacity development. He is currently undergoing United Nations training on Global Terrorism, Law of Arm Conflict and UN working System through the United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR POCI), New York, USA. Dr. Baba J Adamu is currently the National Secretary of New Democrats (ND) and also the Gubernatorial Candidate for Kaduna State, Nigeria under the Platform of the New Democrats (ND) Party