ARS Foundation Inaugurates 108-Bed Hostel at FUT Minna to Address Accommodation Issues
The ARS Foundation has launched a 108-bed student hostel at the Federal University of Technology Minna in Niger State, costing N350 million. The hostel, named after Abdul Samad Rabiu, features 18 standard rooms, 108 bed spaces, kitchens, and laundry facilities.
Dr. Ubon Udoh highlighted the project's impact on over 500 students with scholarships. Governor Moham Umaru Bago commended the initiative, emphasizing the need for more support in tertiary institutions.
Professor Farouq Adamu Kuta expressed gratitude for the hostel, aiming to alleviate housing challenges and enhance student safety and well-being.
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