Project Name: Faculty of Science Basic Laboratories

Location: Ekiti State University (EKSU), Ado-Ekiti, Nigeria

Client: Ekiti State University / TETFUND (Tertiary Education Trust Fund)

Duration: 2017–2019 (Merged Annual Intervention Project)

Scope: Design and construction of modern, purpose-built basic science laboratories to support undergraduate and foundational teaching in physics, chemistry, biology, and related disciplines.

Contractor: Mezra International Limited

Project Type: Educational / Institutional – Construction of Basic Science Laboratories

Status: Completed

Overview: We proudly delivered this key infrastructure project under TETFUND funding, transforming conceptual needs into a fully functional, state-of-the-art laboratory complex. The facility provides safe, well-equipped spaces for hands-on scientific training, experimentation, and research at the foundational level—essential for nurturing future scientists and researchers.

Key Features & Achievements

• Multiple specialized basic laboratories equipped for chemistry, physics, biology, and general science practicals
• Modern fume hoods, safety cabinets, emergency eyewash/shower stations, and ventilation systems for compliance with laboratory safety standards
• Flexible bench layouts to accommodate group experiments and individual workstations
• Integrated preparation rooms, storage areas, and support spaces
• High-quality finishes, durable flooring, and energy-efficient lighting designed for long-term reliability and low maintenance
• Completed on schedule and within budget, meeting all TETFUND guidelines and university specifications

Outcome: The completed Faculty of Science Basic Laboratories now serve as a cornerstone of academic excellence at Ekiti State University. By providing safe, modern, and adequately resourced environments, the project enhances practical learning, boosts student performance in STEM disciplines, and supports the university’s mission to produce skilled graduates.

This project exemplifies our commitment to excellence in every project — turning institutional visions into enduring, high-impact structures that shape education and innovation for generations.