Kith and Kin Educational Schools (KKES) has offered a six-year scholarship to Eniola Okiki, winner of the Primary School Category at the 2026 Igbogbo-Bayeku LCDA Spelling Bee Competition.
This was disclosed by the school Chief Learning Officer (CLO), Chief Kaoli Olusanya, on Friday October 16, 2026. According to Chief Kaoli Olusanya, Eniola Okiki is a pupil of Methodist Primary School, Ibeshe. The girl emerged in first position in the competition, leading a remarkable clean sweep by pupils from Ibeshe Kingdom.
In recognition of her outstanding academic performance and achievement at the competition, Kith and Kin Educational Schools offered Eniola a six-year scholarship, providing further support for her educational development.
The scholarship offer comes as a significant boost to the young scholar following her impressive performance against other pupils who participated in the spelling bee organised within the Igbogbo-Bayeku Local Council Development Area.
Eniola’s victory was particularly notable as pupils from Ibeshe Kingdom occupied all three podium positions in the Primary School Category.
While Eniola Okiki of Methodist Primary School, Ibeshe, clinched first position, Udengba Amarachukwu of Owode Primary School, Ibelefun, emerged second, while Salami Ramadan, also of Owode Primary School, Ibelefun, secured third position.
The achievement has been celebrated by education stakeholders and residents of Ibeshe Kingdom as a demonstration of the academic potential of pupils in the community.
The six-year scholarship awarded by KKES is expected to further encourage Eniola to pursue academic excellence while also demonstrating the importance of supporting talented young learners.
The gesture also underscores the role of private educational institutions and other stakeholders in creating opportunities for children to develop their talents and achieve their educational aspirations.
CLO congratulated Eniola on her outstanding performance and commended her teachers, parents and school administrators for their contributions to her success.
The achievement has further positioned Ibeshe Kingdom as a community with promising young academic talents, following the clean sweep of the top three positions in the competition.
With the scholarship offer from Kith and Kin Educational Schools, Eniola’s success at the spelling bee has now been matched with an opportunity to continue her education with additional support.
The development is expected to serve as an encouragement to other pupils across Igbogbo-Bayeku LCDA to embrace learning, participate in academic competitions and strive for excellence.
