General Notice!!!

Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year 🎊🎆 #EdoSUBEB

🎄 The Edo State SUBEB held a special Nine Lessons & Carols service on Dec 16, 2025, led by Hon. Ebanehita Sonia Omonzane. A beautiful celebration of faith, unity, and education. Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year! ✨ #EdoSUBEB #ChristmasSpirit

examination process was conducted smoothly and adhered to the highest standards. During the inspection, Hon. Sonia Ebanehita Omonzane, visited various schools, engaging directly with students and staff to verify that the exams were being administered properly.

The Executive Chairman of the Edo State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), Hon. Sonia Ebanehita Omonzane, on 8th of December led the SUBEB management team on a thorough supervision visit for the first-term examinations of 2025. This visit was aimed at ensuring that the

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At the end of the cagey contest, Annunciation Catholic College, Irrua emerge overall winner with an average of 84.88%. Igueben Grammar School pulled 79.13% to emerge 2nd position while Timzy International Education Centre, Ekpoma clinched 3rd position with 77.25%.

and members of the SUBEB management team. Hon. Omonzane expressed gratitude to organizers, athletes, partners, and the Edo State Governor, Senator Monday Okpebholo, for their support. She praised the pupils’ dedication and encouraged them to continue exemplifying sportsmanship.

The closing ceremony was attended by key dignitaries, including the Executive Chairman of Edo SUBEB, Hon. Ebanehita Sonia Omonzane; representatives of the Edo State Ministry of Education; the SSEB Chairman; the Edo State Sports Commission Chairman; UBEC officials;

Edo State emerged overall champions with 17 Gold, 10 Silver, and 9 Bronze medals. Delta State placed second with 6 Gold, 10 Silver, 5 Bronze, while Akwa Ibom came third with 6 Gold, 7 Silver, 6 Bronze. Bayelsa placed fourth with 2 Gold, 6 Silver, 2 Bronze.

EDO SUBEB Concludes 2025 South-South Basic Education School Sports (BESS) The 2025 South-South Basic Education School Sports Games (Edo BESS 2025) ended today after a week of exciting competitions featuring outstanding talent and sportsmanship from pupils across the region.

Closing Ceremony holds tomorrow! Don’t miss the excitement as we celebrate our champions! #EdoBESS #EDOSUBEB

🏃‍♀️ 100m (Female): 🥇 Akwa Ibom | 🥈 Edo | 🥉 Edo 🏃‍♂️ 100m (Male): 🥇 Edo | 🥈 Akwa Ibom | 🥉 Edo 🏸 Badminton Finals: • Female Singles: 🥇 Edo | 🥈 Delta • Male Singles: 🥇 Edo | 🥈 Delta • Mixed Doubles: 🥇 Edo | 🥈 Delta ♟️ Scrabble: • Female: 🥇 Edo • Male: 🥇 Delta

Edo 2025 BESS Competition – Final Results! 🎉 Our young athletes delivered incredible performances across Athletics, Badminton & Scrabble. 🏅 Long Jump (Female): 🥇 Edo | 🥈 Akwa Ibom | 🥉 Delta 🏅 Long Jump (Male): 🥇 Edo | 🥈 Akwa Ibom | 🥉 Delta

for his unwavering commitment to advancing basic education in the state. #EdoSUBEB #edostategovernment #edostate #educationmatters #honomonzanesonia #ubec #sports #games #ayogames

and games in education, noting that they contribute significantly to the physical and cognitive development of pupils. She further expressed heartfelt appreciation to the Executive Governor of Edo State, His Excellency Senator Monday Okpebholo,

be organized to help pupils become familiar with the updated international standard. In her remarks, the Executive Chairman of Edo SUBEB, Hon. Ebanehita Sonia Omonzane, commended the outstanding performances of all participating states. She emphasized the vital role of sports

officials highlighted that this year’s Ayo competition adopted the traditional playing format. They also announced that a new, globally recognized method of play now exists. The Edo State Sports Commission assured participants and stakeholders that training sessions will soon

Edo State Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), Hon. Ebanehita Sonia Omonzane, alongside Edo SUBEB board members and officials from the Edo State Sports Commission, ensuring that the competition was conducted with fairness and professionalism. During the event,

showcasing exceptional skill and sportsmanship. At the end of the contest, Delta State emerged in first place, followed by Akwa Ibom State in second place, while Edo State secured the third position. The event was duly supervised and officiated by the Executive Chairman of the

DAY 2 OF THE SOUTH-SOUTH GEOPOLITICAL ZONE BASIC EDUCATION SCHOOL SPORTS COMPETITION Day 2 of the South-South Geopolitical Zone Basic Education School Sports (BESS) competition featured the traditional Ayo game, with pupils from Delta State, Edo State, and Akwa Ibom State