Adekoye Esther Jesulogomi, a student of Larina Academy, Magboro, Ogun State has emerged the Best Primary Six student in Obafemi Owode Local Government, Ogun State.
Jesulogomi beat other students in the Unified Private Schools Examination conducted by the National Association Of Proprietors of Private Schools in Ogun State (NAPPS).
The student was presented with a scholarship worth one hundred thousand naira by the association on Thursday 19 June 2025 at the maiden edition of Chairman’s Scholarship and Recognition Awards held at FEMSON IMMACULATE SCHOOLS in Ibafo, Ogun State.
Awards were also presented to past chairpersons and dignitaries who have been instrumental to the success of the association by Elder Oreagba Femi Emmanuel aka Femson, Chairman, NAPPS Obafemi Owode chapter.
In his address, Oreagba Femson said that the award serves as a testament to Jesulogomi’s hard work stressing the importance of unity and true love among members, emphasizing that these values are crucial for the association’s progress.
He urged members to continue working together towards a brighter future for the association and the entire private schools in Ogun State.
The event was a resounding success with attendees praising Elder Oreagba Femi Emmanuel’s visionary leadership and commitment to nurturing a sense of community within NAPPS.
As the association moves forward, it’s clear that the Chairman’s Scholarship Awards and Recognition Awards will become a cherished tradition.
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