McPherson University Unveils 5,000-Capacity Auditorium

Launch of the Stephen–Hannah Obaro Multipurpose Hall at McPherson University

McPherson University, located in Seriki Sotayo, Ogun State, recently unveiled a 5,000-capacity multipurpose facility known as the Stephen–Hannah Obaro Multipurpose Hall. This new addition marks a significant step in the university’s ongoing efforts to enhance learning experiences and upgrade campus infrastructure.

The hall was generously donated by Deacon John Obaro and officially inaugurated by Reverend Sam Aboyeji, the university’s Visitor and General Overseer of the Foursquare Gospel Church in Nigeria. The event was attended by various stakeholders, including university officials, faculty members, students, and community leaders.

Features of the New Facility

The Stephen–Hannah Obaro Multipurpose Hall is designed to be a versatile space that caters to multiple functions. It includes:

• Offices for administrative and academic staff
• Conference rooms for meetings and seminars
• 30 bathrooms to ensure comfort and accessibility

This state-of-the-art facility is intended to serve as a hub for academic programs, conferences, social events, and community engagement activities. It is also envisioned as a space that fosters teaching, learning, and community development.

Commendations and Acknowledgments

During the inauguration ceremony, Reverend Aboyeji praised the university for its dedication to excellence and its commitment to creating an environment conducive to quality education. He described the project as a testament to the university’s steady growth and long-term vision for the future.

Prof. Francis Igbasan, the Vice-Chancellor of McPherson University, expressed gratitude to the donor and other supporters of the institution. He emphasized that the new hall would serve as a center for intellectual activities, spiritual renewal, and personal growth. According to him, the facility will inspire students to achieve their full potential and make meaningful contributions to society.

Deacon John Obaro, the donor, shared his perspective on the significance of the donation. He stated that it was his way of supporting the development of education and giving back to the community. Obaro encouraged the university to continue investing in initiatives that promote excellence and holistic education.

Vision and Dedication

Reverend Babatunde Idowu, the Pro-Chancellor of the university, highlighted the importance of the multipurpose hall in reflecting the institution’s vision and commitment to progress. He noted that the facility is a symbol of the university’s dedication to innovation and continuous improvement.

Conclusion

The launch of the Stephen–Hannah Obaro Multipurpose Hall underscores McPherson University’s commitment to providing world-class educational facilities. With this new infrastructure, the university is well-positioned to meet the evolving needs of its students and the broader community.