Mori Hall of Fame Potiskum, Yobe State

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About the hall

Built in Potiskum for the occasions this town takes seriously.

Mori Hall of Fame is a modern event hall in Potiskum, built for weddings and walimah, conferences, naming ceremonies, graduations and community gatherings.

The hall opened its doors in September 2026 with one aim: give Potiskum a venue that feels finished, comfortable and dignified on the day it matters.

Inside you get a fully tiled floor, decorated false ceiling with mood lighting and chandeliers, air conditioning and standing coolers, ceiling and wall fans throughout, a raised carpeted stage behind etched glass balustrades, and banquet tables and chairs already dressed. Outside there is space to park, and a gate you can secure.

Our team sets the room the way your programme needs it: banquet rounds for a reception, theatre rows for a seminar, or a cleared floor for cultural events.

The hall in numbers

Useful figures when you are planning a programme or briefing a caterer.

Seated capacity350 guests at banquet tables
Theatre seatingUp to 250 in rows
StageRaised and carpeted, glass balustrade, two access points
CoolingSplit units, standing coolers, ceiling and wall fans
PowerMains supply with generator backup
ParkingOn-site parking inside the compound
AddressPlot No. 27, Behind NTA Jigawa, Potiskum, Yobe State
ViewingViewing daily, 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM

The management

The person you will be dealing with when you book the hall.

Hall Manager

Hall Manager

Come and see the hall before you decide. Call me on the number above and I will open it for you, walk you through the room, and answer whatever you want to ask about dates, prices, or the food we can cook for your event.

How we work with you

Most events here need three things settled early: the date, the room layout, and who is coming in to decorate and cook. We handle the first two and can handle the third as well if you ask us.

Tell us your programme when you book. We will set the room the night before where the calendar allows, so your decorator walks into a hall that is already arranged.