AMIR Fund Revives Prize-giving Tradition in African Church Grammar School, Abeokuta
The AMIR Fund has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with African Church Grammar School in Abeokuta, Ogun State, to revive the school's long-standing prize-giving tradition. The fund aims to expand its impact on education by honoring outstanding students and dedicated teachers with cash prizes and gifts.
So far, the fund has supported 56 beneficiaries, creating opportunities for positive impact across multiple communities. The founder of AMIR Fund, Ridwan Sorunk, an alumnus of the school, reflects on the personal significance of reviving this tradition.
The partnership between AMIR Fund and African Church Grammar School is set to strengthen the institution and inspire students and teachers to strive for excellence.
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