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Lagos educators shine as finalists in Global Teacher Prize 2023

With a pool of nominees representing 130 countries, Peace Sule PhD and Stephanie Akinwoya emerged from an impressive lineup of 7,000 teachers worldwide. Their recognition highlights not only their individual brilliance but also the commitment of Lagos State towards nurturing and empowering its teaching community.
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Lagos State has announced the achievement of two outstanding teachers,Peace Sule PhD and Stephanie Akinwoya. These educators, hailing from Akoka Junior High School, Yaba, and Iju Senior Grammar School, Obawole (Education District 1) respectively, have been named among the top 50 finalists in the prestigious Global Teacher Prize 2023.

With a pool of nominees representing 130 countries, Peace Sule PhD and Stephanie Akinwoya emerged from an impressive lineup of 7,000 teachers worldwide. Their recognition highlights not only their individual brilliance but also the commitment of Lagos State towards nurturing and empowering its teaching community.

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The Global Teacher Prize, renowned for honoring educators who champion inclusivity, child rights, and the integration of migrants into classrooms, has acknowledged these Lagos-based teachers for their unwavering dedication to education. Both Sule and Akinwoya have not only excelled in their respective subjects, ICT and Physics, but have also become symbols of inspiration for their students and communities.

Peace Sule PhD an ICT teacher at Akoka Junior High School, Yaba, has demonstrated exceptional skills in integrating technology into education, enriching the learning experiences of her students. Stephanie Akinwoya, a Physics teacher at Iju Senior Grammar School, Obawole, has been recognized for her innovative teaching methods and her ability to make complex scientific concepts accessible to her students.

Lagos State, known for its consistent support and encouragement of its educators, takes immense pride in the global recognition received by these distinguished teachers. Through various initiatives and programs, Lagos continues to empower its teachers, enabling them to shine on the international stage.

The global recognition of Peace Sule PhD and Stephanie Akinwoya not only reflects their individual achievements but also underscores the excellence of the entire education system in Lagos State. These educators have proven that with dedication, innovation, and a passion for teaching, Lagos teachers can compete and excel on the global platform.

The entire Lagos community celebrates these remarkable educators, acknowledging their contributions to shaping the future generation and making a significant impact on the field of education. As the finalists gear up for the final round of evaluations, the city of Lagos stands firmly behind them, extending its best wishes for their continued success in the Global Teacher Prize 2023.

*#GlobalTeacherPrize #LagosTeachers #EducationMatters*

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