The Nigerian Breweries Plc has expressed delight at the increased interests of the public, in its annual teachers’ reward initiative, the Maltina Teacher of the Year (MToY) Award, especially the 2022 edition which garnered a total of 1027 entries.
Speaking at the grand finale of the Award, held in Lagos, the company’s Corporate Affairs Director, Sade Morgan, stated that though the 1027 entries recorded this year, was a slight decline from the 1085 recorded in 2021, she however expressed delight at the 833 valid entries, which she described as the second highest, since the competition started in 2015.
According to her, the choices of the ten finalists shortlisted for the grand-finale were arrived at after an intensive selection and judging process by the independent panel of judges, that ensured transparency, credibility, and objectivity.
“The multi-step evaluation of entries produced an impressive list of 30 State Champions, who are our first set of winners. From this pool of winners, the top ten candidates were selected and have gone through further assessment by the panel of judges,” she stated.
In his welcome address, the company’s Managing Director/CEO, Mr Hans Essaadi, explained that the initiative was designed to celebrate a group of men and women who are not just teachers, but also mentors, motivators, critics and cheerleaders.
Speaking at the event, the Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo commended the company for deeming it fit to organise such Award for the Nigerian teachers, urging the teachers not to see the reward for their labour in material terms, but in the quality of products.
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Besides rewarding Mr. Alaku Ayiwulu, the winner of the 2022 edition of the competition, with a total cash prize of N6.5million, an all-expense paid capacity development training abroad and a fully equipped computer laboratory or six classroom block worth N20million for his school; the first and second runners up, Musa Saidu from Borno State and Ifeoma Stella from Enugu State received the sums of N1.5million and N1,250,000 respectively.
One of the highlights of the competition was a Lifetime Leadership Achievement Award, presented to the Vice President, Professor Yemi Osinbajo, who in turn presented a recognition award to the former Chairman of Nigerian Breweries Plc, Felix Ohiwerei.
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