Chrisland graduates 327, celebrates 16 UTME high scorers

Chrisland Schools celebrated the graduation of 327 students, with a significant number achieving high scores in the 2026 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). The Class of 2026 saw 16 students score between 321 and 362, with Eze Somtobena achieving a remarkable 362.

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Today, we proudly celebrate the graduation of 327 outstanding students across our five secondary schools in Lagos. We are immensely proud of them. They have brought honour and pride to the school in different ways, representing the school and winning awards and accolades.

Mrs. Ibironke Adeyemi, Managing Director of Chrisland Schools, praised the graduating class for their academic excellence, leadership, and co-curricular achievements. She emphasized that these successes demonstrate the school's dedication to providing a quality teaching and mentorship environment. Adeyemi stated that the students' achievements are proof of empowerment to excel nationally and globally.

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In the 2026 Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination, our very own Eze Somtobena accomplished an exceptional aggregate score of 362, standing tall among the nation’s brightest minds. Alongside him, 15 other high flyers from this graduating class scored between 353 and 321, a testament to the quality of teaching, mentorship and holistic learning environment that has been the consistent hallmark of our corporate ethos.

The school attributes its consistent success to ongoing investments in quality teachers, modern facilities, character development, and a learner-centered approach. Adeyemi urged the graduates to remain focused on their higher education pursuits, stressing that the values of discipline, integrity, professionalism, love, and excellence instilled at Chrisland would be crucial for navigating life's challenges.

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These remarkable achievements are not just numbers; they are proof that at Chrisland Schools, students are empowered to excel, compete nationally and shine globally.

Representing the Lagos State Governor, Mrs. Ibijoke Sanwo-Olu, through Mrs. Mojisola Agbaje, advised the graduates to uphold integrity and good character. She noted that while technology and artificial intelligence are rapidly evolving, moral values remain indispensable for success.

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Over the years, you have been equipped with discipline, integrity, professionalism, love and excellence. These values are the anchors that will steady you as you navigate life’s challenges.