Professor Methuselah S.S. Jeremiah—an esteemed scholar in African drama and gender studies. With decades of teaching, administration, and impactful research, he champions culture, education, and gender advocacy in the Kaduna State University.
Professor Methuselah S.S. Jeremiah is a distinguished academic in African Drama and Women/Gender Studies. He is a Professor in the Department of English and Drama at Kaduna State University, with extensive experience as a lecturer, administrator, cultural consultant, and impresario.
Read MoreA native of Kaduna State, Nigeria, he holds a BA (Hons) in Theatre Arts (Second Class Upper) from the University of Jos, an MA in Theatre Arts, and a PhD in Theatre Arts from the University of Abuja. He has also acquired specialized training in higher education governance, digital technology, and administrative processes from renowned institutions, enhancing his versatility and leadership capabilities.
Professor Jeremiah’s career spans over three decades, including teaching, research, project supervision, and community service. He has served as Rector of the National Film Institute and is currently on sabbatical at the University of Jos, contributing to gender and women’s studies.
His academic contributions include numerous journal articles and books that explore themes of feminism, cultural heritage, and African identity. A member of professional bodies like SONTA and the Guild of Film Educators, he is a vocal advocate for cultural preservation and gender equity, inspiring scholars and practitioners in drama and education.