ABDUL SAMAD RABIU’S ASR AFRICA PERFORMS GROUNDBREAKING CEREMONY FOR MULTIMILLION NAIRA 500-SEATER LECTURE THEATER IN ADAMAWA UNIVERSITY MUBI

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ASR Africa continues to make its footprints across Nigeria’s tertiary institutions, as it commences the construction of a 500-capacity lecture theatre and wash facilities for the Adamawa State University, Mubi with a groundbreaking ceremony

The Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa) has commenced the construction of a 500-capacity lecture theatre and wash facilities for the Adamawa State University, Mubi. This project is coming after the nomination of the institution as a recipient of the ASR Africa Tertiary Education Grant Scheme (TEGS), by the Board of Directors of the Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative.

Speaking at the event, the Acting Vice Chancellor of the University, Dr Stephen A Lagu, expressed his appreciation to the Chairman of BUA group and ASR Africa, Abdul Samad Rabiu, for the rare philanthropic gesture towards the university. He stated that the intervention of the Chairman would reduce the physical infrastructure deficit at their new campus and promote sanitation and hygiene in the university.

L-R: Ubon Udoh, MD/CEO, ASR Africa and Stephen A Lagu, Acting Vice Chancellor Adamawa State University at the ground-breaking ceremony of the Abdul Samad Rabiu 500-capacity Lecture Hall with other facilities.
L-R: Ubon Udoh, MD/CEO, ASR Africa and Stephen A Lagu, Acting Vice Chancellor Adamawa State University at the ground-breaking ceremony of the Abdul Samad Rabiu 500-capacity Lecture Hall with other facilities.

He added that the choice of the 500-seat lecture theatre with the four boreholes at different locations within the campus was identified and agreed to by the relevant organs of the institution with the ASR Africa team.

Ubon Udoh (MD / CEO, ASR Africa), in his remarks, congratulated the institution for qualifying for the nomination by the Board of Directors of ASR Africa. He stated that the rigorous selection process which includes stringent criteria such as the quality of service delivered by the university and the pedigree of graduands from the institution at the national and international levels, proves that the university is keeping up with its vision as a leading institution of learning in the region.

He encouraged the management and students to ensure proper use and maintenance of the facilities as a show of appreciation for the grant given to them.

 

The Tertiary Education Grant Scheme of the Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative is part of the efforts of the Chairman of BUA Group and ASR Africa, Abdul Samad Rabiu to give back to the African continent and make a lasting impact in education as a means of uplifting and restoring the dignity and lives of Africans.

ASR Africa is the brainchild of African Mr Abdul Samad Rabiu. The Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa) was established in 2021 to provide sustainable, impact-based, homegrown solutions to developmental issues affecting health, education and social development within Africa.

L-R: Aaron M Usman, Establishment Secretary; Musa Dauda Bassi, University Librarian; Ubon Udoh, MD/CEO, ASR Africa; Stephen A Lagu, Ag Vice-Chancellor; Aminu Aliyu Alkali, Registrar; Mohammed Y Pahuwa, Bursar; E B Filli, Director, Physical Planning & Devt., and Prof. Lazarus G Ndatuwong, Director, Academic Planning at the groundbreaking.
L-R: Aaron M Usman, Establishment Secretary; Musa Dauda Bassi, University Librarian; Ubon Udoh, MD/CEO, ASR Africa; Stephen A Lagu, Ag Vice-Chancellor; Aminu Aliyu Alkali, Registrar; Mohammed Y Pahuwa, Bursar; E B Filli, Director, Physical Planning & Devt., and Prof. Lazarus G Ndatuwong, Director, Academic Planning at the groundbreaking.

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