The Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative understands that Education is the undisputed lynchpin of development and improvement of quality of life.
We have therefore crafted a framework to engage with partners across critical stages of education; from Primary to Tertiary level taking into consideration infrastructure, innovative technology and capacity building for teachers, lecturers, and instructors. Our partners are deploying solutions in these areas that are suitable and increase outreach. ASR Africa comes on board to help them scale up by providing enablers and multipliers such as networks and financing.
State: Lagos
Construction of Clinic Building
₦250,000,000 granted.
State: Imo
Construction of Administrative Block
₦250,000,000
granted
State: Rivers
Construction of Student Center Building
₦250,000,000
granted.
State: Kano
Construction of an Integrated Agric Center
₦250,000,000
granted.
State: Abia
Construction of Mechatronic Engineering Laboratory
₦250,000,000 granted.
State: Kwara
Construction and Development of a state-of-the-art learning facility
₦1,000,000,000 granted
State: Kaduna
Construction of Language Centre
₦250,000,000 granted.
Country: Ghana
Construction of Model Primary Schools
$3,000,000 (USD)
Country: Niger Republic
Construction of 7 Nos. Girls’ Boarding Facilities in Secondary Schools across 7 districts
$3,000,000 (USD)
State: Oyo
a) Construction of Career Center
b) Construction of Renewable Natural Resources Building
₦1,000,000,000
State: Anambra
Construction of BUA Student Center
₦1,000,000,000
State: Edo
a) Construction of ICT Center
b) Construction of Student Affairs Building
₦1,000,000,000
State: Kwara
Construction of 3000 Capacity Amphitheater
₦1,000,000,000
State: Kaduna
a) Construction of Faculty of Building and Student hostel
b) Construction of Students’ Hostel
₦1,000,000,000
State: Ogun
3D Medical Laboratory Building
₦250,000,000
State: Plateau
Construction of Sport Complex
₦250,000,000
State: Plateau
Construction of International Centre for Policy Research
₦250,000,000
State: Nassarawa
Construction of Multi Purpose Hall
₦250,000,000
State: Akwa Ibom
Construction of Classrooms
₦250,000,000
State: Lagos
Construction of Institution Building/Laboratory Complex
₦250,000,000
State: Adamawa
Construction of 500 capacity Lecture Hall
₦250,000,000
State: Delta
Construction of Centre for Corrosion Research
₦250,000,000
State: Sokoto
Construction of Office block
₦250,000,000
State: Katsina
Construction of Administrative Block/ Conference Hall
₦250,000,000
State: Yobe
Construction of 300-seat lecture Theatre
₦250,000,000
State: Kogi
Construction of Centre Search Laboratory Building
₦250,000,000
State: Niger
Construction of Student Hostel Building
₦250,000,000
State: Ogun
Construction of Integrated Publishing House
₦250,000,000
State: Zamfara
Construction of Women Entrepreneurship Training and Empowerment Centre
₦250,000,000
State: Katsina
Mentor Meet-Up Second Edition
State: Katsina
Mentor Meet-Up Second Edition
State: Borno
Construction/Development of Centre for Innovation and Production Development
₦1,000,000,000
Country: Ghana
Construction of 7 Nos. Community Libraries
$500,000 (USD)
Keffi, Nasarawa – January 30, 2025 – ASR Africa, the brainchild of Africa’s industrialist and philanthropist, Abdul Samad Rabiu, has commenced the construction of a modern 500-capacity lecture theatre hall for the Nasarawa State University, Keffi. The event, which took place at the University’s campus in Keffi, attracted dignitaries including
Lagos, November 27th, 2024 Akoka, Lagos – The Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa), the philanthropic initiative of the Chairman of BUA Group, Abdul Samad Rabiu (CFR, CON), has kicked off the construction of a N250 million Abdul Samad Rabiu Laboratory Complex at the University of Lagos, Lagos State
Delta, Nigeria; November 21st, 2024 The Abdul Samad Rabiu Africa Initiative (ASR Africa) has commenced the construction of the Abdul Samad Rabiu Center for Corrosion Research at the Federal University of Petroleum Resources (FUPRE), Effurun, Delta State. This center is being constructed with a N250 million grant to the university
