Joshua Adamu, CEO of Alansmith Sports Construction, Vows to Bring World Class Sports Facilities to Every Nigerian Doorstep in 2026

 


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‎Abuja, Nigeria — Joshua Adamu, Chief Executive Officer of Alansmith Nigeria Limited — a leading sports facility construction company in West Africa — has reaffirmed his company’s commitment to expanding access to quality sports infrastructure across Nigeria in the new year. Adamu emphasized that in 2026, Alansmith’s mission remains firmly rooted in bringing sports to the doorstep of every Nigerian community.

‎Founded in 2009, Alansmith has steadily built its reputation as a one-stop sports facility partner, delivering a wide range of infrastructure from sports fields and astroturf pitches to home sports arenas, school playground surfaces, recreation centers, and more. Over the years, the company has executed multiple landmark projects commissioned by both private clients and institutions, solidifying its footprint in the sports construction sector. 

‎As Nigeria enters the new year, Joshua Adamu reiterated Alansmith’s renewed commitment “to make quality sports facilities accessible to communities, schools, and organizations nationwide.” According to Adamu, this includes not only constructing world-class FIFA- and CAF-standard turfs, but also designing and building bespoke sports arenas and recreation centers that support grassroots talent development and community engagement.

‎“Our vision is simple but ambitious,” he said. “Every child, athlete, and sports lover in Nigeria should have a safe, professional space to play, train, and grow. Whether it’s a school needing an astroturf for student activities, a community seeking a recreation hub, or a football academy requiring certified playing surfaces — Alansmith is ready to deliver.” 

‎In recent years, Alansmith has delivered a series of high-impact infrastructure projects across the country. These include FIFA 2-Star rated artificial pitches and large-format synthetic turfs completed in record time for clubs and academy clients. Notable among these are the installation at Imperial Football Club in Ogun State — a dual-colour monofilament grass pitch with shock pads and advanced drainage — which stands as one of the largest privately owned pitches of its class in Nigeria. 

‎Elsewhere, the company has delivered quality artificial turf facilities for sports academies such as Inspire Sports Academy in Lagos, installed and completed efficiently and to high specifications that align with global standards. 

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‎Under Adamu’s leadership, Alansmith has not only focused on construction excellence but also on technological advancement in sports infrastructure. The company incorporates modern materials and design systems to ensure durability, performance, and sustainability in every project it undertakes. Over 15 years of expertise has positioned Alansmith as a trusted partner for both public and private clients seeking reliable sports infrastructure solutions. 

‎As the new year unfolds, Joshua Adamu extended warm wishes to the company’s numerous clients, stakeholders, and partners. “To all our customers — past, present and future — we wish you a successful, prosperous, and sporty 2026,” Adamu said. “Thank you for your trust and confidence in Alansmith. We look forward to building more fields, more facilities, and more opportunities for every Nigerian to enjoy the life-changing power of sports.”

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