First Zion School Breeds Quality Students – Oghali

CYRIACUS IZUEKWE

The director and proprietor of the First Zion International School in Lagos, Mr. Oghali Onwugbenu Sunday, has stated that the priority of the management was to carve a niche and give students quality standard of education backed up with sound moral values to make them good ambassadors in the society.

P.M.EXPRESS reports that this was the submission of Mr. Oghali during the valedictory speech on the occasion of the graduation of students for 2018 academic session at the school located in Ijegun area of Lagos.

He said that the school had continuously improved in every aspect of their duties and responsibilities; both on the students and the management team and will continue to improve to international standards. Oghali said that the school was poised for peculiar exploits in the realm of educational services and sustaining the culture of quality standards to make the students good ambassadors in the society.
He noted the excellent performance of the students and said that the valedictory event was not a jamboree but an opportunity to showcase the quality and standard attributes of their students which will further tell the story of what was obtainable in the school.

The proprietor further said that the management will continue to improve on the standards of the institution through pursuing and putting in place strategic laboratories, workshops and departments which will enhance the school and to meet up with internationally recognised standards for the benefits of the students.
The principal of the school, Mrs. Susan Ozuzu-Ejimogu, spoke in the same direction by stressing that the society will appreciate their hard work and dedication on the welfare of the students by the time they emerged as great leaders in future.
The coordinator of the school, Mr. Patrick Onyike, commended the efforts of the management and buttressed the need for the school to continue to build structures on passion and discipline in order to sustain the excellence the school had built over the years.

In his remarks, the proprietor thanked both the parents and the management especially the teachers for their efforts in putting up the standard that had been shown at the event. He said that he was grateful to God as the management teams were mere caretakers and it was only God that directed the affairs of the school. He assured that the management will continue to put in more efforts to improve the standard.
Some of the parents who spoke at the event expressed their satisfaction on the performance of the school and the graduating students. They remarked that the school had set standards and encouraged them to sustain the spirit of excellence.