Imoke Urges Nigerian Students to Prioritize Character

Liyel Imoke, the former governor of Cross River State, addressed graduates at the Class of 2026 graduation ceremony of Surefoot International School in Calabar, marking the institution's 18th anniversary. He emphasized the importance of character, knowledge, and selfless service, stating that the future of the country depends on the discipline and innovative capabilities of the youth.

Imoke, who is also the chairman of the board of trustees of the school, encouraged graduates to uphold integrity and pursue excellence without compromise. He highlighted that education should serve as a catalyst for positive change and urged the graduates to remain disciplined and committed to solving societal challenges.

The school boasts a 100% success rate in Cambridge International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) and West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), reflecting its commitment to maintaining world-class academic standards. The ceremony also featured the presentation of certificates and awards to students who distinguished themselves in academics, leadership, and character.