Chronicles Software, an educational technology company, has recently announced a new initiative aimed at rewarding outstanding students who excel in the West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE) in Lagos State with a generous cash prize of N2 million.
This initiative is part of the SuccessBOX Excellence Award program, designed to celebrate remarkable academic achievements and foster a culture of scholastic brilliance among students. The accolades will honor the highest-performing individuals in the WAEC exams, considering their overall grades, including proficiency in key subjects like Mathematics, English, and Science.
Mr. Oluwakoyejo Oluwatosin, the CEO of Chronicles Software, expressed his belief in rewarding and celebrating academic excellence. The company is fully committed to empowering students in accomplishing their educational aspirations, and the SuccessBOX Excellence Award serves as a catalyst for their pursuit of distinction and maximizing their potential.
The N2 million cash prize will be distributed among the top ten students who demonstrate exceptional performance in the WAEC examinations. In addition to the monetary reward, each of the awardees will receive a certificate of excellence and complimentary access to Chronicles Software’s SuccessBOX exam preparation software.
The award ceremony, slated for October 2023, will be graced by distinguished guests, including government officials, educators, parents, and students. This event will not only serve as an occasion to applaud the diligence and dedication of the students but also as a platform to emphasize the significance of education and the transformative influence of technology in the learning process.
Mr. Abayomi Abolaji, the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Education, commended Chronicles Software for its unwavering commitment to education and its laudable efforts in promoting academic excellence among students. He urged other organizations to emulate the company’s proactive initiative and invest in Nigeria’s education sector.
“We need more private sector organizations to collaborate with the government in bolstering education in Nigeria,” expressed Mr. Abolaji. “By investing in education, we are securing the future of our nation.”
To qualify for the SuccessBOX Excellence Award, students must have taken the WAEC examinations and achieved A grades in at least seven core subjects. The selection process will be transparent and based solely on merit. The award winners will be publicly recognized during a live television and social media ceremony.
“We are thrilled to acknowledge and reward the highest achievers in the WAEC examinations,” Mr. Oluwatosin shared enthusiastically. “We firmly believe that education holds the key to unleashing the potential of our youth, and we remain steadfast in supporting their academic journey.”
For more detailed information about the SuccessBOX Excellence Award, please visit www.successbox.net
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