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“Moral Esteem Schools, Is Now A Citadel of Learning in the Lekki-Epe Area of Lagos State” – Chairman, Engr. Ezeani Emeka Augustine

 


The Chairman, Engr. Ezeani Emeka Augustine owner of Moral Esteem Schools, on Tuesday during a media chat with GBI&I Media expressed his joy over the School being able to have prepared 12 students academically and of good moral standard for graduation in this 2023/2024 academic year-end of the school session.


He said, “These sets of students were inherited from other schools and they came along with their various influences. Hence, it took much effort to try inculcating our core values into them, as our School is poised to impact good morals and values into the children, not withholding thorough discipline, which they all well-deserved”.


Engr. Emeka Augustine, formally announced the graduation and prize-given party would be on the school premises on July 17, 2024.




In his other statement, Engr. Emeka said Moral Esteem Schools give strong capacity and moral standards well above the number of years it has been in operation. He added, “Moral Esteem Schools are government approved. The college arm of the school is in its third year of operation” as the School celebrates its 10th year anniversary. 


In his final remark, the Chairman said “Moral Esteem Schools inspire every child to pursue excellence and self-discipline” sighting the story of the three Hebrew sons, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego who pursued excellence and self-discipline and achieved excellence in all their endeavours.



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  1. What an amazing school. Moral Esteem has been a very knowledgeable School and it is a school that impact knowledge and inculcate good habits with discipline to children around them it is the best among the rest in the vicinity and around it's community which they uses both Nigerian and a British curriculum

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  2. "Moral Esteem Schools excels in education, nurturing academic excellence, character development, and creativity, making it the best among the rest."

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