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The House of Emmanuels Foundation has provided educational support to 500 students from public secondary schools in Abeokuta North and Abeokuta South Local Government Areas of Ogun State, with 20 outstanding students receiving additional three-year scholarships covering their education from Senior Secondary School One (SS1) to Senior Secondary School Three (SS3).
The educational intervention was presented on Friday, September 25, 2026, during the second edition of the Foundation’s scholarship and educational support programme held at Lisabi Grammar School, Idiaba, Abeokuta.
The initiative began with a scholarship examination organised by the Foundation in April, which brought together more than 500 students from public secondary schools across Abeokuta North and Abeokuta South.
As part of the programme, 500 students received educational support materials, including school bags and notebooks, providing practical support to help them prepare for and continue their education.
Following the examination, the 20 highest-performing students were selected on merit for a three-year scholarship programme.
The scholarship awarded to the 20 students covers their education from SS1 through SS3, providing continued support throughout their senior secondary school years.
The scholarship is designed to reduce the financial barriers that may affect the students’ ability to complete their secondary education and to give them the opportunity to focus on their academic development.
The Foundation also plans to support the scholarship beneficiaries with other educational needs throughout the programme, including their WAEC registration fees when they become eligible to sit for the examination.
Speaking through Hon. Solomon Enilolobo, Managing Director of Oluwalogbon Electronics, who represented him at the ceremony, the Founder of The House of Emmanuels Foundation, Mr. Oluwasegun Amos Emmanuel, reaffirmed his commitment to using education as a tool to create opportunities and positively influence the lives of young people.
He encouraged the students to take their education seriously and make the most of the opportunities provided to them.
The Founder also urged the scholarship beneficiaries to remain committed to their studies and, when they are eventually in a position to do so, extend similar support to others in their communities.
Hon. Solomon Enilolobo further encouraged the students to remain disciplined, focused and intentional about their academic journey.
He reminded the beneficiaries that the opportunities available to them could have a lasting impact not only on their individual futures but also on their families and communities.
The keynote speaker at the ceremony, Mr. Tobi Joseph, a media practitioner, life coach and corporate businessman, challenged the scholarship beneficiaries to see the award as both an opportunity and a responsibility.
He encouraged the students to demonstrate appreciation through hard work, discipline and academic excellence, while reminding them that their performance could help encourage the Foundation to extend its scholarship intervention to more students in future.
He also encouraged the beneficiaries to become positive examples to other young people and to use their education as a foundation for a better future.
The programme brought together students, parents, teachers, community leaders and other stakeholders who joined the Foundation in celebrating the beneficiaries.
For the 500 students who received educational materials, the intervention provided practical support for their schooling. For the 20 students who emerged as the highest-performing candidates in the examination, the three-year scholarship provides an extended opportunity to pursue their secondary education with greater financial support.
Together, the two levels of intervention reflect the Foundation’s commitment to supporting students at different stages of their educational journey.
The House of Emmanuels Foundation remains committed to creating opportunities for young people through education and community empowerment.
The 2026 programme represents another step in the Foundation’s ongoing effort to support students from financially disadvantaged communities and help them build a stronger foundation for their future.
By providing educational materials to 500 students and three-year scholarships to 20 outstanding scholars, the Foundation continues to demonstrate its belief that education can create opportunities, transform lives and strengthen communities.
500 students supported. 20 scholars awarded three-year scholarships. One shared vision: creating brighter futures through education.
At The House of Emmanuels Foundation, we believe every young person deserves the opportunity to learn, grow and pursue their potential.
This is more than educational support. This is hope in action.
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