Historic Win: Nigerian school CKC Onitsha clinches gold at World Affairs Challenge 2024 – Peter Obi reacts

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In a heartening update shared by Labour Party’s 2023 presidential candidate, Peter Obi, CKC Onitsha, Anambra State, secured a remarkable victory as the overall winner at the esteemed World Affairs Challenge (WAC) 2024, hosted by World Denver.

This groundbreaking achievement marks Nigeria’s first-ever Gold triumph in the competition’s 32-year history, surpassing teams from across the globe, including the USA and Turkey.

The victorious project, “Wize Tales by Primus,” crafted by Nigerian students, underscores their commitment to addressing United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and empowering fellow youths as catalysts for societal change. Peter Obi extends hearty congratulations to the resilient team, lauding their unwavering dedication to success.

Reflecting on CKC Onitsha’s journey, from securing national and regional accolades earlier in the year to clinching the global title, Obi emphasizes the pivotal role of education in national progress. Having previously supported CKC Onitsha during his tenure as Governor of Anambra State, Obi expresses immense pride in their phenomenal accomplishments, reaffirming his advocacy for sustained investment in education for a brighter future in Nigeria.

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