Anambra First Lady, Dr. Nonye Soludo, has commended the state teachers for winning big at the maiden edition of the National Teachers’ Summit held in Abuja.
A teacher from Government Technical College, Onitsha, Chekwube Ifentike, during the event, organised by the office of the wife of the President in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Education, win the first of its kind award in the country, going home with N25 million prize.
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Mrs. Soludo, who is also the founder of the ‘Healthy Living With Nonye Soludo’, while reacting, said the honour goes beyond just an academic exercise, but a result of deliberate ambition driven by sincere will and sustainable government vision.
The Anambra first lady stated this in a press statement she released on Wednesday, adding that Anambra teachers have been empowered like never before to succeed in the classrooms, outside the school walls, and elsewhere.
“Massive congratulations to our dear state for winning big at the Maiden Edition of the National Teachers’ Summit held in Abuja.
“Our own Chekwube Ifentike of Government Technical College, Onitsha, who represented the state, emerged overall best in the South East and first runner-up nationally, bringing home a cash prize of ₦25m.
“This honour goes beyond just an academic exercise; it’s a result of deliberate ambition driven by sincere will and sustainable government vision.”
“The Solution Administration has invested heavily in education, taking into account its necessity to sound human capital success and the future of Anambra State.
“Anambra teachers have been empowered like never before to succeed in the classrooms, outside the school walls, and elsewhere.
“Let me congratulate Ifentike for her brilliance and strong dedication and for showing the world what Anambra is made of. I also commend our dear mother, the First Lady of Nigeria, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, CON, whose remarkable partnership with the Federal Ministry of Education has made this event both a reality and successful. Your impact is always felt. The statement stated
