NIS inspects Adamawa facilities for take-off of academic activities

The National Institute for Sports (NIS) has concluded an inspection visit to Adamawa State to assess facilities ahead of the institute’s official take-off of academic activities in the state. According to the statement by Yakubu Iliyasu, NIS, Adamawa State Information Officer, the visit reflects the growing collaboration between the NIS and the Adamawa State Government. […]

The National Institute for Sports (NIS) has concluded an inspection visit to Adamawa State to assess facilities ahead of the institute’s official take-off of academic activities in the state.

According to the statement by Yakubu Iliyasu, NIS, Adamawa State Information Officer, the visit reflects the growing collaboration between the NIS and the Adamawa State Government.

The inspection team was led by the NIS registrar, Mr. Belmond Benson, who expressed satisfaction with the quality of infrastructure and logistical support provided by the Adamawa State Government. 

He noted that the facilities inspected have met the required standards for the smooth commencement of both academic and administrative operations.

Mr. Benson further assured that all newly posted staff to Adamawa would receive the necessary institutional backing to enable them settle quickly and perform their responsibilities effectively. 

On his part, Dr. Maj Remu, a Consultant with the NIS, commended the Adamawa State Government for making the facilities readily available.

He added that based on the level of progress observed, the facilities are expected to be fully ready for use by 12th April 2026, expressing optimism that all finishing touches would be completed ahead of the proposed date to allow for the formal commencement of activities.

In his remarks, the Permanent Secretary, Adamawa State Ministry of Youth and Sports, Mr. Albert Sambo, reaffirmed the state government’s readiness to host the institute and pledged continued support to ensure its success.