“Quick Access Micro and Macro Limited, a leading property agent based in Ilorin, has once again demonstrated its commitment to supporting academic excellence by presenting cash awards to outstanding students of Cherubim and Seraphim Secondary School, Sabo-Oke, Ilorin, Kwara.
Four exceptional students from Senior Secondary School 1 and 2 received cash awards for their outstanding performance in Mathematics and Economics.
The recipients included Ampitan Deborah AMPITAN, who excelled in Mathematics at the Senior Secondary School 1 level, and Ibrahim Olayemi Aishat, the best student in Economics.
Additionally, Bello Adesewa Susan and Isiaku Serah Mercy, who emerged as the best students in Mathematics and Economics at SS2, respectively, also received cash awards of N100,000 each.
Mrs. Bolanle Ojo, the Chief Operating Officer of Quick Access, expressed her heartfelt gratitude to the distinguished guests, educators, parents, students, and all attendees for gracing the occasion.
She emphasized the company’s vision to transform rural areas into urban centers through a unique credit system, enabling people to purchase properties and pay over a 10-year period. With 81 locations across six states and 10 branches in Nigeria, Quick Access is committed to supporting education as a cornerstone of its Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) agenda, aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
The school Principal, Mrs. Folasgade Abifarin, also expressed her profound gratitude to Quick Access Micro and Macro Limited for their generosity, acknowledging the significant impact of their cash awards on the students’ academic journey.
She appealed to the government to take decisive action to rescue the education sector from the looming threat of decline, emphasizing the imperative need to safeguard the value and integrity of education for future generations.
This noble gesture by Quick Access Micro and Macro Limited is a testament to the company’s commitment to giving back to society and supporting the development of future leaders.”
