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Yakubu Daniel, an alumnus of the University of Benin (UNIBEN), has renovated two lecture halls in the Faculty of Arts, providing a conducive learning environment for students.
The renovated lecture halls, popularly known as A-Block, was in a state of disrepair, with issues ranging from congestion and poor ventilation to dilapidated furniture.
The MeridianSpy gathered that Yakubu’s generosity of renovating the facility has made the halls transformed into a modern and comfortable space.
The automobile and real estate mogul noted that his decision to give back to his alma mater was inspired by his personal experience as a student, where he witnessed firsthand the challenges posed by the lecture hall’s condition.
“I remember the struggles we faced as students, and I wanted to make a positive impact.I believe that a conducive learning environment is essential for academic success, and I’m glad I could contribute to that.
“Harvard is what it is today because of the intervention of alumni. As for me, I will keep supporting that community, so that the next generation of students will have access to a good atmosphere to learn in. I therefore call on members of our alumni body who can, to support this intervention course,” Yakubu said.
The renovation project, which was completed recently, has been hailed as a significant boost to the faculty. Students and lecturers alike have expressed gratitude for Yakubu’s kindness, praising his selfless act.
“This renovation has transformed our learning experience,” said a student. “We’re grateful for Yakubu’s generosity and commitment to our education.”
The MeridianSpy noted that Yakubu’s gesture serves as an inspiration to others, demonstrating the power of individual initiative in driving positive change in Nigeria’s education sector.
Former students alike said Yakubu has not only improved the learning environment but also set a shining example for fellow alumni and corporate organizations to follow.
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