Four students of Caleb British International School (CBIS) have won first prize in the 2026 edition of the Zenith Bank Future Innovators Challenge.
The students, Fife Alonge Iweha, Esther, Makayla Inyere and Okeke Janelle, emerged winners with their project, ReLearn, earning the school the N5 million grand prize after competing against finalists from across Nigeria.
The challenge, which is the secondary school category of Zecathon 6.0, recognises innovative projects developed by students to address real-world challenges.
In a letter to the management of CBIS, the Zecathon 6.0 team, Beyond Limits Global, commended the students for their creativity, innovation and commitment to developing solutions to societal problems.
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The letter added that the Zenith Bank Future Innovators Challenge requires students to work in teams and develop solutions to challenges affecting society. It also provides them with early exposure to innovation, teamwork, research, idea development, public presentation and problem-solving.
The Director of Caleb Group of Schools, Dr. Ola Adebogun, expressed delight at the achievement and congratulated the students and staff of the school.
He attributed the success to the students’ hard work and dedication to their studies, as well as the provision of adequate infrastructure and a conducive learning environment by the school management.
Adebogun also commended the management and staff for their commitment and diligence, urging them and the students to sustain the achievement.
The Visitor to Caleb University, Imota, Lagos, said the school received the award with gratitude and renewed determination to continue producing high-quality, internationally competitive students with relevant hands-on experience.
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