Gran Hamano Academy in Awka has been ranked the second-best private school in Anambra State and the tenth-best in Nigeria. This accolade comes from a ranking conducted by the Centre for Ethics and Self Value Orientation (CESVO), an anti-corruption and non-governmental organization.
CESVO presented the award to the academy and inducted the academy’s proprietor, Mr. Chijioke Nwajioha, into its Hall of Fame. CESVO, based in Lokoja, Kogi State, independently assesses individuals, corporate organizations, ministries, departments, and agencies to ensure compliance with Nigerian laws and ethical standards.
During the award presentation, CESVO’s Executive Director, Prince Salih Musa Yakubu, highlighted that the Gold Medalist award was in recognition of the academy’s high-quality education and conducive learning environment. He noted that Mr. Nwajioha’s induction into the Hall of Fame was due to his significant contributions to education and corporate social responsibility, emphasizing his exemplary character.
In his acceptance speech, Mr. Nwajioha expressed gratitude to God and CESVO for the recognition, acknowledging that the awards motivate the academy to achieve even more. He emphasized that their dedication and efforts are being noticed globally.
Additionally, various heads of units at the academy received awards for their excellent contributions to the school’s growth. Speaking on behalf of others, Director of Studies Mr. Adefola Adegboyega and Head Teacher of the primary section Uzomahu Nwaubani expressed joy over the awards. They attributed their success to hard work and a firm belief in the value of doing what is right.
The event concluded with the presentation of awards and group photographs.
