ASR Africa Commissions 500-Seat Capacity Lecture Theatre At ADSU, Mubi

The N350 million lecture theatre, which is executed under its ASR Africa Tertiary Education Grant Scheme, provides sustainable and impactful educational infrastructure aimed at addressing infrastructure gaps across Nigerian universities, and beyond.
Nov. 3rd 2025
ASR Africa Commissions 500-Seat Capacity Lecture Theatre At ADSU, Mubi

 

The Abdul Samad Africa Initiative (ASR Africa) has commissioned its completed 500-capacity lecture theatre at the Adamawa State University, Mubi, Adamawa State with four boreholes provided for the institution. 

The N350 million lecture theatre, which is executed under its ASR Africa Tertiary Education Grant Scheme, provides sustainable and impactful educational infrastructure aimed at addressing infrastructure gaps across Nigerian universities, and beyond. 

Prof. Augustine Clement, the Vice Chancellor of the university, while speaking at the commissioning, commended ASR Africa and its Chairman for his visionary philanthropy which birthed the well-equipped lecture theatre in the university.

He said: “The University is thankful to ASR Africa and its chairman for this laudable donation. We will put the lecture theatre to immediate use to the benefit of our students and lecturers”. 

Dr. Ubon Udoh, Managing Director, ASR Africa, in his speech, acknowledged the management of the school for fulfilling the various requirements to be selected for the project. In his words: “Today’s commissioning of this 500-seat capacity lecture theatre, here in Adamawa State University, is a testament to ASR Africa’s mandate of delivering on its promises to beneficiaries of its grants. 

“It is also the demonstration of the commitment of our Chairman, Abdul Samad Rabiu (CFR, CON), who has been passionate about providing support in the areas of education, health and social development. 

Dr. Idi hong (Director, Government Relations), while speaking on behalf of the Chairman of ASR Africa at the commissioning, expressed appreciation to the management of the university for cooperating with the ASR Africa team to deliver on the project.

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ASR Africa Commissions 500-Seat Capacity Lecture Theatre At ADSU, Mubi

The N350 million lecture theatre, which is executed under its ASR Africa Tertiary Education Grant Scheme, provides sustainable and impactful educational infrastructure aimed at addressing infrastructure gaps across Nigerian universities, and beyond.
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ASR Africa Commissions 500-Seat Capacity Lecture Theatre At ADSU, Mubi

 

The Abdul Samad Africa Initiative (ASR Africa) has commissioned its completed 500-capacity lecture theatre at the Adamawa State University, Mubi, Adamawa State with four boreholes provided for the institution. 

The N350 million lecture theatre, which is executed under its ASR Africa Tertiary Education Grant Scheme, provides sustainable and impactful educational infrastructure aimed at addressing infrastructure gaps across Nigerian universities, and beyond. 

Prof. Augustine Clement, the Vice Chancellor of the university, while speaking at the commissioning, commended ASR Africa and its Chairman for his visionary philanthropy which birthed the well-equipped lecture theatre in the university.

He said: “The University is thankful to ASR Africa and its chairman for this laudable donation. We will put the lecture theatre to immediate use to the benefit of our students and lecturers”. 

Dr. Ubon Udoh, Managing Director, ASR Africa, in his speech, acknowledged the management of the school for fulfilling the various requirements to be selected for the project. In his words: “Today’s commissioning of this 500-seat capacity lecture theatre, here in Adamawa State University, is a testament to ASR Africa’s mandate of delivering on its promises to beneficiaries of its grants. 

“It is also the demonstration of the commitment of our Chairman, Abdul Samad Rabiu (CFR, CON), who has been passionate about providing support in the areas of education, health and social development. 

Dr. Idi hong (Director, Government Relations), while speaking on behalf of the Chairman of ASR Africa at the commissioning, expressed appreciation to the management of the university for cooperating with the ASR Africa team to deliver on the project.

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