GOVERNMENT COLLEGE UGHELLI OLD BOYS ASSOCIATION GCU @ 80 LEGACY PROJECT UPDATE
Progress Report on the 1,000-Seater Auditorium Complex
The Government College Ughelli Old Boys Association (GCUOBA) is pleased to provide an update on the progress of the GCU @ 80 Legacy Project – the 1,000-seater world-class auditorium complex.
This landmark initiative, conceived as part of the 80th Anniversary celebration of our great institution, continues to gather momentum as we move from planning into active implementation.
We are delighted to inform all stakeholders, alumni, and partners that the project has officially transitioned into the construction phase, with the appointed contractor now fully mobilized to site.
Current Status:
Site preparation activities have commenced
Contractor mobilization completed
Preliminary works ongoing
Project Scope:
The auditorium complex is designed to accommodate over 1,000 persons and will include:
– A modern main auditorium
– Council chamber and meeting facilities
– Executive offices
– Guest suites
– Outdoor lifestyle facilities including gazebos, restaurant, and relaxation areas
The project is scheduled for completion within a two-year timeline, upon which it will stand as a symbol of excellence, unity, and enduring legacy for generations of GCU students.
Visual Insight:
Below is a 3D representation of the proposed auditorium complex, showcasing the scale and architectural vision of the project:

We also share a short video capturing the contractor’s presence and early activities on site, further demonstrating our commitment to timely delivery:
This progress marks a significant milestone in our journey, and we remain confident that, with continued support from our esteemed alumni and partners, this project will be delivered successfully.
We call on all members of the GCU community and well-wishers to continue to support this noble initiative through our ongoing naming rights and partnership opportunities.
Together, let us build a legacy that will stand the test of time.
Happy Odjimogho
For: Fundraising Committee
GCUOBA @ 80 Legacy Project


