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Magareth Abraham heads Binta International School in Ibadan
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Magareth Abraham heads Binta International School in Ibadan

Vanguard Nigeria 1 day 2 mins read
Magareth Abraham heads Binta International School in Ibadan

Binta International School, Ibadan, has appointed Dr Magareth Abraham as Head of School as part of its commitment to delivering quality education from creche to primary level.


The Ibadan campus said the appointment aligns with its mission to provide top-notch learning for residents of Ibadan and environs.


Abraham is an education administrator with over 17 years of experience. She holds a PhD in Educational Management from Lead City University, an M.A in Peace and Conflict Studies from the University of Ibadan, an M.Ed in Educational Administration and Planning and a B.Ed in Business Education both from the National Open University of Nigeria. She also has an International Diploma in Computer Studies from NCC Manchester and a Graduate Diploma in Corporate and Public Administration from ICSAN.


Her career spans several roles including Counselor/Tutorial Volunteer Teacher at Tabitha, Teacher/Counselor at Global Commerce Coaching Center, and Vice Principal, Administration at Livingstone College of Arts and Science, Ibadan, where she also taught Business Studies and Economics.


Speaking on the appointment, Proprietress of Binta International School, Ibadan, Mrs Ehimwenma Adenuga, said: “To fulfill our promise of providing quality Creche, Playgroup, Nursery and Primary education, we need the right personnel to steer the operations of the school. Dr. Abraham’s track record fits into our unflinching vision to properly equip tomorrow’s leaders with the necessary knowledge and skills to pursue their future endeavors. That’s why BINTA stands for: Brilliancy In Nurturing Talents and Academics.”


With Abraham at the helm, Binta International School says it is positioned to raise well-rounded pupils equipped for future leadership.

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