Education Icon, Chief (Mrs.) Theresa Ojigho Inducted Into NAPPS Hall Of Fame

In a moment of great pride for the education sector, Chief (Mrs.) Theresa Cherish Ojigho, a celebrated educationist and Founder of Cherish Montessori Cambridge Academy has been inducted into the prestigious National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools (NAPPS) Delta State Hall of Fame.

The said event held recently at the Petroleum Training Institute, PTI, Effurun.

The honour, bestowed on Chief Ojigho, who is also the Vice Chairman of NAPPS, Uvwie Chapter, and Lead Consultant of Limelight Educational Consult, during the NAPPS Delta Annual Awards Ceremony, recognises her exceptional leadership, transformative impact in private education, and relentless advocacy for child-centered learning and teacher development.

This Hall of Fame induction places her among an elite circle of trailblazers who have defined excellence in Nigerian private education.

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Chief (Mrs.) Ojigho is widely acknowledged as a Learning Strategist, Parent Coach, Author, and Educational Consultant, whose work continues to empower school owners, teachers, and parents across Delta State and beyond. Through her consultancy, Limelight Educational Consult, she has mentored institutions in curriculum innovation, school administration, and character-based learning.

In her acceptance speech, she dedicated the award to “every educator who believes in the future of the Nigerian child, every parent committed to true values, and every leader shaping schools with integrity and vision.” She reaffirmed her lifelong commitment to raising a generation of confident, morally grounded learners.

Her school, Cherish Montessori Cambridge Academy, stands today as a model of academic excellence, discipline, and holistic education. Under her leadership as Vice Chairman of NAPPS Uvwie, she has championed unity among proprietors, promoted professional development, and strengthened academic competitions that inspire young learners.

The NAPPS Hall of Fame Award not only celebrates her achievements but honours her legacy as a visionary educator, nation-builder, and advocate for purposeful schooling.

Chief (Mrs.) Theresa Cherish Ojigho’s name is now etched in the Hall of Fame—an enduring reminder that true education is leadership, service, and love in action.