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St. John Vianney Science College Crowned Best Private School at AMTY Awards

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St. John Vianney Science College in Ukwulu was named Best Private School of the Year at the fifth Anambra Man of the Year Awards in Awka. The honour recognises outstanding contributions to education and community development in the South East. The school has built a reputation for excellence on national and international stages. Recent wins include the National Head Girls Competition, the Nationwide Inter-Secondary Schools E-Debate Championship, and the inaugural UK–Nigeria Debate Championship. Two students will also represent Nigeria at this year’s World Schools Debating Championships in Kenya. Receiving the award, Rev. Gerald Ogbulikpe dedicated it to the vision of the proprietor, Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Obimma, and to the commitment of staff and students. He pledged continued investment in academic excellence, leadership development, innovation, technology and character formation. The AMTY Awards also celebrated leaders across public service, business, education and entertainment, honouring figures such as Archbishop Valerian Okeke and Fidelity Bank’s Mrs. Amaka Onwughalu.

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yemi

How do you think this award will influence the school's future community development initiatives in the region?

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kunle

Which community projects do you expect them to prioritise now the school has this accolade?

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kris

It's interesting that a science college dominated a Man of the Year event usually focused on individuals rather than institutions.

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jaruma

An award headline doesn't automatically mean they're the top school; factors like class size or resources matter too.

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tolu

Parents fit observe wetin the school did for community work and start similar projects for their own children's benefit.

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