Success Box, IT Firm, Rewards Lagos Outstanding Students

Lagos State public school candidates in the 2023 West African Senior School Certificate

Examination (WASSCE) received cash prizes and accolades for outstanding performance,

courtesy of Success Box, an IT firm in Lagos.

The outstanding students of Lagos State public schools have justified the huge investment of the

State in ensuring high quality of teaching and learning, a statement by the school said.

The statement said, "This, according to the

Commissioner for Basic and Secondary Education, Mr.Jamiu Alli-Balogun is a positive feedback

to the administration of Lagos State Governor Mr Babajide Sanwo-Olu.

"The Commissioner applauded the kind gesture of Success Box; and praised the CEO of the firm, Mr.

Oluwatosin Koyejo for appreciating the academic excellence of our public school students."

He said: ‘’the award and cash gifts to the students will also enable others to study hard and also be

recognized’’, Alli-Balogun further stated.

He added that,‘’the performance of the students also shows

the capacity and quality of their teachers; and that our students can compete effectively with their peers anywheren in the world’.’ 

According to the statement, the Chief Executive Officer of Chronicles Software, the parent company of Success Box,

remarked that the successful outstanding students were selected purely on merit across all the six education districts in the state.

 He said these students performed brilliantly during the 2023 WASSCE.

The company splashed a total of N2.000,000 on the six students with the best student,

Akinkuowo Daniel Oluwatise of Government Senior Model College, Ikorodu, receiving a cash

award of N1million; while the five other student; Akintunde Naomi Jesutofunmi ( Keke Senior

High School Ifako Ijaiye), Jacob Ruth Ekeminiabasi (Omele Community Senior High School

Randle), Mulero Ilerioluwa Rapheal (Ilupeju Senior Grammar School), Bello Rihanat Ajoke

(Olomu Community Senior Secondary School), Asokere Misimau Mauwanu ( Ajara

Comprehensive Senior High School), got N200,000 each.