The Lagos State Commissioner for Education, Mrs. Olayinka Oladunjoye,
stated that the state’s schools debate is created to push its pupils to
the global stage.
Oladunjoye reported on Thursday at the
sixth edition of the programme, where the CMS Girls Grammar School,
Bariga, Lagos, emerged as winner.
She noted that the initiative had gone a long way to develop and improve the public speaking skills among pupils in the state.
According
to the commissioner, a former pupil of the Senior Model College,
Igbokuta, Lagos, Oluwatomisin Atolagbe, now a student at the Cameron
University, Oklahoma, United States was a winner of the first season of
the programme.
She said that another winner, Surakatu Jumoke, also
a former pupil of the state Senior Model College is now studying
Medicine at the University of Lagos.
A pupil of Badagry Senior
Grammar School, Badagry, Sherifat Fagbenro won in the individual
speaker’s debate while Adesuyi Adetutu and Seidu Marvellous,
representing CMS Girls Senior Grammar School, Bariga came first in the
school’s debate.
While the pupils of CMS received N500,000 and a trophy, Fagbenro received a plaque, gifts and N75,000.
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