Yobe NTIC Students Shine in Global Competition, Receive Rewards
Students from Yobe NTIC excelled in the global TeenEagle competition held at the University of Surrey, UK, receiving cash prizes, laptops, and gifts. The students were honored by diplomat and philanthropist Kashim Musa Tumsah, who commended their success on the global stage.
The principal, Habibullah Jogi, and English teacher, Adamu Mukhtar, were also recognized for their contribution to the students' achievements. Tumsah's donation aims to inspire Nigerian students to strive for excellence and compete globally.
The gesture reflects Tumsah's commitment to supporting education and innovation among young people. The school community praised the intervention as a morale booster and a testament to the dedication to human capital development.
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