Ebun Oluwa Pro Veritas

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Ebun Oluwa Pro Veritas
Address
6/8, Adenuga Street, Oregun, Ikeja, Lagos, Nigeria.

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Information
School typePrivate Primary and secondary
Motto"Donum Dei Manet Semper"
(The gift of God remains forever)
PrincipalMr. Fatoki Sunday Oladepo
Enrollment231 (2010–2011 school year)

Ebun Oluwa Pro Veritas College (EPROV) is a merger name of a private primary and secondary school in Ikeja, Lagos. The two schools that form Ebun Oluwa Pro Veritas College are Ebun Oluwa Nursery/Primary School and Veritas College Secondary school, both founded by Mrs Jokotade Awosika.

Ebun Oluwa Nursery/Primary School[edit]

History[edit]

Established on October 10, 1994, Ebun Oluwa Nursery/Primary was founded by Mrs. Jokotade Awosika with an initial intake of about 20 pioneer students. The pioneer academic staff was composed of some experienced teachers ably supported by a couple of graduate teachers

Curriculum[edit]

  • English Language, Grammar, Verbal Aptitude
  • Mathematics, Quantitative Aptitude
  • Cultural and Creative Arts
  • Nigerian Language
  • French
  • Music
  • Elementary Science
  • Social Studies
  • Physical and Health Education

Veritas College Secondary School[edit]

Veritas College along with Ebun Oluwa Nursery/Primary was founded by Mrs. Jokotade Awosika. It is a coed school and it has been used for scenes for some Nigerian films. Veritas College was awarded the first runner-up in Hi Impact 4 Creative Kids 2013 event.[1][2]

Uniform[edit]

The boys' school uniform consists of cream-colored shirt (long-sleeved for those in the senior school and short-sleeved for those in the junior school), a school tie and a school badge, green and cream checked trousers, and a green blazer for those in the senior school. The girls' school uniform consists of cream-colored gown with a green and cream plaids, a school badge, and a green blazer for those in the senior school

Principals[edit]

  • Mrs. Bisi
  • Mrs. Grace Dibia
  • Mrs. Folashade Atanda, 2004–2012
  • Mr. Fatoki Sunday Oladepo, 2012–present

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ Ikeji, Linda (3 June 2013). "Hi Impact 4 Creative Kids Storms Lagos - Welcome to Linda Ikeji's Blog". LindaIkeji.Blogspot.com. Retrieved 3 January 2018.
  2. ^ "Welcome to Solution Media and Infotech Ltd". SolutionMI.Blogspot.com. Retrieved 3 January 2018.