the zoo. Jos Stadium A 40,000 seat capacity located along Farin-Gada road which has become home to the Plateau United Football Club, Current champions of The Nigerian Professional League. The stadium has undergone major renovations under the administration of the current governor Barr Simon Bako Lalong. Jos Golf Course The golf course located in Rayfield, Jos has hosted many golfing competitions with players coming from both within and outside the state. Other local enterprises include food processing, beer brewing, and the manufacture of cosmetics, soap, rope, jute bags, and furniture. Heavy industry produces cement and asbestos cement, crushed stone, rolled steel, and tire retreads. Jos is also a centre for the construction industry, and has several printing and publishing firms. The Jos-Bukuru dam and reservoir on the Shen River provide water for the city's industries. Jos is a base for exploring Plateau State. The Shere Hills, seen to the east of Jos, offer a prime view of the city below. Assop Falls is a small waterfall which makes a picnic spot on a drive from Jos to Abuja. Riyom Rock is a dramatic and photogenic pile of rocks balanced precariously on top of one another, with one resembling a clown's hat, observable from the main Jos-Akwanga road. The city is home to the University of Jos (founded in 1975), St Luke's Cathedral, an airport and a railway station. Jos is served by several teaching hospitals including Bingham University Teaching Hospital and Jos University Teaching Hospital (JUTH), a federal government-funded referral hospital. The Nigerian College of Accountancy, with over 3,000 students in 2011, is based in Kwall, Plateau State. Notable people Mabo Ismaila, Former coach of the female National Football Team, the Super Falcons Segun Odegbami, Nigerian footballer spent his childhood years in Jos Desmond Elliot, Nigerian actor, director and Member of the Lagos State House of Assembly Ahmed Musa, Nigerian footballer was born in Jos Aisha Salaudeen, Nigerian journalist was born and raised in Jos Faith Teyei Afan Nigerian Fashion designer was born and raised in Jos Bez (musician), Nigerian alternative soul singer was born and raised in Jos Doug Kazé, Nigerian alternative Afro-soul musician was born and raised in Jos Mikel John Obi, international footballer spent his childhood years in Jos Ogenyi Onazi, international footballer was born in Jos Sunday Mba, international footballer had his childhood years in Jos Joseph Akpala, international footballer was born in Jos Benedict Akwuegbu,