The Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Journalists FCT Council, Grace Ike, has continued to receive commendation for her commitment to youth development and educational advancement through initiatives targeted at empowering young Nigerians.
In a bid to promote academic excellence and intellectual growth among students in the Federal Capital Territory, the NUJ FCT Council organised quiz and academic competitions involving selected secondary schools across the FCT.
The initiative, which attracted participation from students, teachers, and education stakeholders, was aimed at encouraging healthy academic engagement, stimulating students’ interest in education, and creating opportunities for talent discovery and personal development.
Observers described the programme as a timely intervention that has inspired students to become more committed to their studies while also enhancing their confidence, discipline, teamwork, and critical thinking abilities.
Speaking on the significance of the initiative, stakeholders noted that the competition further strengthened the culture of learning among participating schools and encouraged students to strive for excellence in their academic pursuits.
They added that at a time when many young people require guidance, motivation, and positive engagement, Grace Ike has demonstrated visionary leadership by investing in programmes that directly impact the future of Nigerian youths.
According to them, her passion for educational support reflects a deep understanding of the critical role education plays in shaping responsible citizens and building a stronger society.
The initiative has also been praised for showcasing how the media profession can contribute meaningfully to nation building beyond information dissemination.
Parents, students, and educational stakeholders in the FCT expressed appreciation for the programme and commended the NUJ FCT Chairman for her dedication to youth empowerment and educational development.
They further described her efforts as a shining example of purposeful leadership and prayed for greater achievements in her continued service to humanity and national development.
