Education
Award Ceremony: NAPPS Uvwie Chapter Set To Honour Teachers December 7
By Daniel Dafe
The National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS), Uvwie Chapter, is set to hold the inaugural “Empowering Minds, Enhancing Futures” Outstanding Teachers Award.
Chief Mrs. Theresa Ojigho, stated this in a press release on Tuesday, saying that the prestigious award ceremony aims to recognize and celebrate the exceptional contributions of teachers in Uvwie who have demonstrated outstanding dedication, commitment, and innovation in shaping the minds of future generations.
According to her, the nominees for the awards are teachers who have been very helpful to NAPPS Schools in Uvwie.
The award ceremony to hold on Saturday, 7th December, 2024 at 10:00 am prompt will take place at Erhuvmu Afiesere MPCSL Hall, No 174 Jakpa Road, Effurun (by Okuwsoko Junction).
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Over 70 teachers from schools all over Uvwie will be honoured with awards, in recognition of their outstanding contributions to education in the area.
Additionally, for the first time, Certificates of Membership will be presented to member schools, in recognition of their commitment to excellence in education.
Special guests expected to grace the event include the Executive Chairman of Uvwie Local Government, Honorable Anthony Ofoni; C.I.E Ministry of Education Uvwie LGA, Chief Mrs Vera Asini, Chief Dr. Ochuko Akpeme, NAPPS National Vice President South South Zone; Bishop Amb. Dr Felix C.O Mikpoyibo, the NAPPS Pioneer Delta State President and other dignitaries from Uvwie and NAPPS Nigeria.
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