His Majesty Global School Students Become Malaria Ambassadors
On October 22, 2026, ten students from His Majesty Global School in Ibadan joined the Geneith Health Competition (GHC) to combat malaria. They earned free registration and were named malaria ambassadors after demonstrating their health knowledge during an interactive session led by Prince Cletus Ilobanafor, Managing Director of CEOAFRICA.
The event included a question-and-answer segment where students who answered correctly were rewarded. The recognized students included Olayemi Taiwo, Olayemi Kehinde, Odeniran Covenant, Owolabi Okikijesu, Adewale Aishat, Emucha Nehemiah, Adepegba Inioluwa, Abiodun Precious, Akinyemi David, and Afolayan Mary.
Dr. Babajide Johnson Ojo, the school's President and Proprietor, expressed gratitude to Ilobanafor for the initiative, emphasizing its potential to empower students and contribute to Nigeria's malaria elimination goals. Principal Mrs. Kehinde Isaac thanked the organizers and commended student participation, aiming to inspire further involvement in malaria prevention efforts.
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