In a significant move to bolster educational opportunities, Crown Charity Trust (CCT), an NGO active in Europe and Africa, has announced sponsorship for the West African Examination Council (WAEC) exams for five exemplary students.
This announcement was made during the grand finale and award ceremony of the recently concluded Federation of Iwoland Students Union (FILSU) summer lesson event.
CCT’s sponsorship is part of its broader initiative to combat educational disenfranchisement in Nigeria. By partnering with FILSU, CCT supported summer lessons and celebrated exceptional academic achievements. Awards were given across various categories, including best performance in mathematics, English, and chemistry.
The students receiving the WAEC sponsorship are Owolabi Abdul Quadri (Art Class), Misturah Kehinde Aishat (Art Class), Eyebiokin Jolaoluwa (Science Class), Salawu Hammed (Science Class), and John Ifeoluwa (Science Class).
Additionally, CCT will sponsor the student with the highest WAEC results in any federal university of their choice in Nigeria.
This initiative aims to reduce the number of out-of-school children, empower promising students, and promote academic excellence within the community.
The event saw the participation of numerous local students, parents, teachers, and notable dignitaries.
CCT was represented by Secretary General Babatunde Azeez and Head of Research and Investigation Yusuf Adekunle.
Other attendees included Provost ICOHS Iwo Mr. Olayinka, Prof. Olurode, DSA FCE Iwo Mr. Agbaje, FILSU Oscotech Alumni President Mr. Ismail Akolawole, among others.
The ceremony highlighted CCT's dedication to supporting educational advancement and nurturing future leaders in the region.
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