The African School of Economics (ASE), widely known as the Pan-African University of Excellence, has successfully concluded a two-day capacity building training in Abuja, reaffirming its commitment to advancing human development across Africa.
The programme, held on September 11 and 12, 2025, was themed “Maximizing Efficiency in the University/Workplace.” It brought together students, civil servants, professionals, and staff of various organizations for a series of intensive sessions designed to enhance productivity and workplace excellence.
According to participants, the training not only delivered practical insights on organizational efficiency but also provided a platform for networking among diverse sectors. Many attendees expressed enthusiasm for future editions and urged wider participation from Nigerians and other Africans.
For ASE students, the training served as a fitting conclusion to the institution’s inaugural academic session, combining knowledge-sharing with moments of relaxation, including a celebratory buffet.
The overwhelmingly positive feedback reflected ASE’s growing reputation as a hub for intellectual and professional development on the continent.
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