The Chairman, Nana Apori Schools, Evang. Daniel Obeng Apori has introduced a project on ICT with 500 computers to enhance the students’ knowledge on ICT. Just as the Chairman also stated that the Nana Apori musical studio will soon come on board for the students who are interested in music which is a multi-million Naira project.

CT CHALLENGE: Dr Daniel Apori, Chairman, Nana Apori Schools (4th left); Evang Vida Apori proprietress (5th left); Mr Ebun Arowosegbe P.T.A Chairman, (3rd left); Mrs Tinuola Alabi (Parent) (1st left) Mrs Onayemi Adenike P. T.A Welfare Officer, (2nd left); Mr Olabode Olawole (2nd Right) and Mr Yemi Olaifa, MD Edge Varsity (1st Right) at the Nana Apori ICT Challenge Season Two held at Adiyan, Ogun State.

Apori who disclosed this during Nana Apori Schools 2015 ICTS challenge grand finale and presentation of certificate to students at the ICT challenge season two which took place at the school premises in Adiyan Ogun State said the development will boost students learning.

In her speech, the proprietress Evang Vida Obeng Apori encouraged all the students to be focused in their academic pursuit. She, however lauded parents on their effort in bringing up their children in the way of the Lord and also for investing in their education.

Meanwhile, the event presents a preview of 2014 ICT day and the 2015 edition on the students performance from different categories. The categories include; JSS1 category on Desktop Publishing, JSS2 Desktop Publishing,   JSS3 Graphics. Others were, SS1 Graphics AD, SS2 Computer Engineering and SS3 Graphics Animation.

At the event, students who participated in the ICT questions and practical segments at the grand finale received prizes anchored by Mr Ali Kolawole and Mrs Lydia Adesuyi.

On his part, Mr Idris Salako, a parent who was so delighted in the students’ performances during the ICT day, rained accolade on the chairman Dr Daniel for the innovations in the school. He urged the management not to relent in their oars, adding that what he saw was beyond imagination. ‘’I have met many graduates of Computer Science, but these students have performed very well,’’ he said.

Also speaking, the Managing Director, Edge Varsity, Mr Yemi Olaitan commended the students’ performance stressing the need to catch them young in ICT. According to him, by so doing the world will be a better place, as opportunities are there for the students to obtain their professional courses from Edge varsity.