IJEBU-IGBO, OGUN STATE – Molusi College, Ijebu-Igbo, has recorded another remarkable academic milestone as one of its brilliant students, Esther Ademola, a Junior Secondary School 3 (JS 3) student, emerged first-place winner at the 2026 World Science Day Exhibition, Quiz and Debate Competition organised by the Ogun State Ministry of Education, Science and Technology.
Esther’s outstanding performance at the state-level competition has brought honour and recognition to Molusi College, the Ijebu Division and the entire Molusi College community.
Her journey to the remarkable achievement began with impressive performances at the Local Government and Divisional levels, where she distinguished herself among other participants. Her exceptional performance earned her the opportunity to represent Ijebu Division at the state competition.
At the grand finale held on Tuesday, November 10, 2026, Esther demonstrated remarkable intelligence, confidence and academic brilliance, outperforming other contestants to clinch the coveted first position.
The achievement coincided with the global celebration of World Science Day for Peace and Development, observed annually on November 10. The 2026 theme, “Common Ground Through Science Diplomacy,” underscores the importance of science in promoting dialogue, collaboration, peaceful coexistence and sustainable development across communities and nations.
Esther’s success reflects the importance of encouraging scientific curiosity, intellectual development and academic excellence among young learners. It also reinforces the need to create opportunities for students to discover and showcase their talents.
The latest achievement further highlights Molusi College’s longstanding reputation for academic excellence and its commitment to nurturing future leaders through quality education. It also reflects the dedication of the school’s management, teachers and supportive old students who continue to contribute to the institution’s growth and development.
The school’s achievement is particularly significant as it reinforces its longstanding motto: “ONLY THE BEST IS GOOD ENOUGH FOR AFRICA.”
The success story also serves as a reminder that when dedicated teachers, committed school administrators, talented students and supportive communities work together, extraordinary academic accomplishments become possible.
While celebrating Esther’s remarkable feat, the Molusi College community has extended congratulations to the young champion, her teachers, the school management, old students and everyone whose contributions made the achievement possible.
Esther Ademola’s victory is another shining example of the academic potential of Nigerian students and a source of inspiration to other young learners aspiring to excel in science, education and other fields of human endeavour.
As the Molusi College community celebrates this outstanding accomplishment, expectations are high that Esther will continue to reach greater heights and serve as an inspiration to generations of students.
Congratulations to Esther Ademola and the entire Molusi College family