ASR Africa Completes N270m Sports Complex in UNIJOS

The world class sports complex intervention under Tertiary Education Grant Scheme at a cost of ₦270 million, represents ASR Africa’s continued commitment to supporting educational institutions through sustainable and impactful infrastructural interventions.
Nov. 10th 2025
ASR Africa Completes N270m Sports Complex in UNIJOS

 

The Abdul Samad Africa Initiative (ASR Africa) has commissioned and handed over a state-of-the-art Sports Complex at the University of Jos, Naraguta Campus. 

The world class sports complex intervention under Tertiary Education Grant Scheme at a cost of ₦270 million, represents ASR Africa’s continued commitment to supporting educational institutions through sustainable and impactful infrastructural interventions. 

The sports complex, which was completed recently, is also set to be used during the Nigeria University Games being hosted by the University this month. 

Speaking at the commissioning, the Plateau State Commissioner for Youth and Sports Development, Hon. Musa Ibrahim Ashoms, thanked the Chairman of ASR Africa, Abdul Samad Rabiu, for citing the noble project that will be remembered for generations to come in the State. 

He also commended the timely completion of the project by ASR Africa and stated that the sports complex will promote sports development, recreation and holistic learning among students of the University. 

Prof. Tanko Ishaya, the Vice Chancellor of the University, whilst delivering his address, express gratitude to the Chairman of ASR Africa, Abdul Samad Rabiu (CFR, CON) for donating the sports complex to the university as a legacy, which also align with the university’s vision of creating a sports hub. 

In his words: “University of Jos has no project tied to a passionate philanthropist until today that we have Abdul Samad Rabiu Sports Complex in the University of Jos.” 

Dr. Ubon Udoh, Managing Director and CEO of ASR Africa while delivering his speech noted: “It is heartwarming to witness not only the beginning of this project but also to be here for the commissioning. This is a testament to the Chairman of ASR Africa’s commitment to providing indigenous solutions through strategic interventions in education, health and social development across Nigeria.” 

The Plateau State Executive Governor, Barrister Caleb M. Mutfwang, represented by the Deputy Governor, Her Excellency, Mrs. Josephine C. Piyo, stated that the State express its heartfelt appreciation to ASR Africa and its Chairman.

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ASR Africa Completes N270m Sports Complex in UNIJOS

The world class sports complex intervention under Tertiary Education Grant Scheme at a cost of ₦270 million, represents ASR Africa’s continued commitment to supporting educational institutions through sustainable and impactful infrastructural interventions.
Nov. 10th 2025
ASR Africa Completes N270m Sports Complex in UNIJOS

 

The Abdul Samad Africa Initiative (ASR Africa) has commissioned and handed over a state-of-the-art Sports Complex at the University of Jos, Naraguta Campus. 

The world class sports complex intervention under Tertiary Education Grant Scheme at a cost of ₦270 million, represents ASR Africa’s continued commitment to supporting educational institutions through sustainable and impactful infrastructural interventions. 

The sports complex, which was completed recently, is also set to be used during the Nigeria University Games being hosted by the University this month. 

Speaking at the commissioning, the Plateau State Commissioner for Youth and Sports Development, Hon. Musa Ibrahim Ashoms, thanked the Chairman of ASR Africa, Abdul Samad Rabiu, for citing the noble project that will be remembered for generations to come in the State. 

He also commended the timely completion of the project by ASR Africa and stated that the sports complex will promote sports development, recreation and holistic learning among students of the University. 

Prof. Tanko Ishaya, the Vice Chancellor of the University, whilst delivering his address, express gratitude to the Chairman of ASR Africa, Abdul Samad Rabiu (CFR, CON) for donating the sports complex to the university as a legacy, which also align with the university’s vision of creating a sports hub. 

In his words: “University of Jos has no project tied to a passionate philanthropist until today that we have Abdul Samad Rabiu Sports Complex in the University of Jos.” 

Dr. Ubon Udoh, Managing Director and CEO of ASR Africa while delivering his speech noted: “It is heartwarming to witness not only the beginning of this project but also to be here for the commissioning. This is a testament to the Chairman of ASR Africa’s commitment to providing indigenous solutions through strategic interventions in education, health and social development across Nigeria.” 

The Plateau State Executive Governor, Barrister Caleb M. Mutfwang, represented by the Deputy Governor, Her Excellency, Mrs. Josephine C. Piyo, stated that the State express its heartfelt appreciation to ASR Africa and its Chairman.

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