It was a moment of inspiration, gratitude, and renewed hope as the EYN Comprehensive Secondary School (CSS) Kwarhi hosted its much-anticipated Speech and Prize-Giving Day, bringing together dignitaries, education stakeholders, alumni, students, and proud parents. The event was more than a ceremony—it was a powerful celebration of academic excellence, leadership legacy, and moral responsibility.
- EYN President Charges Students with Godly Values for Success
- Wisdom for a Changing World: Guest Speaker Urges Smart Study Culture
- Chairman of the Occasion Echoes Deep Emotion and Responsibility
- Voices of Leadership: Support and Vision
- Special Guest Honors Commitment to Godly Living
- Awards, Honors, and Shining Stars
- CSS Kwarhi: A Beacon of Excellence and Godly Character
EYN President Charges Students with Godly Values for Success
In his keynote speech, the EYN President, Rev. Daniel Y.C. Mbaya, PhD, inspired both the graduating and continuing students with words rooted in faith and discipline. He advised the graduates to shun the patterns of the world and embrace godly living as the true path to lasting success.
He further unveiled exciting developments for the school: plans to renovate the CSS burnt hostel, complete the roofing of the school chapel, and renovate the library—promises that signal strong and unwavering support from the EYN leadership. Rev. Mbaya praised the school management for their commitment and assured the audience of continued backing from the church.
“We are committed to seeing CSS Kwarhi regain and even exceed its former glory,” he said.
Wisdom for a Changing World: Guest Speaker Urges Smart Study Culture
Delivering the guest lecture on the theme “Building Effective Study in Contemporary Challenges”, Dr. Shua John Ndrautayou of the Federal Polytechnic Mubi emphasized the need for adaptable learning techniques in an ever-changing academic landscape. His presentation, grounded in research and experience, challenged students to be disciplined and proactive in their educational journey.
Chairman of the Occasion Echoes Deep Emotion and Responsibility
The event also marked a full-circle moment for Arc. Dogara H. Durkwa, the Chairman of the occasion and an alumnus of CSS Kwarhi (Class of 2006), who now serves as the Senior Special Assistant on Community Mobilization to the Executive Governor of Adamawa State.
“Stepping into CSS is not just a return to familiar soil; this is a full-circle moment—one that tugs deeply at my heartstrings,” he said.
To the graduates, he delivered a powerful message:
“Freedom is not free. The world will offer you shortcuts and glitter but remember—opportunity often comes disguised as temporary defeat.”
Arc. Dogara also called on the EYN Leadership to give CSS Alumni a formal seat on the school’s Board, a request that was granted on the spot by the EYN President—further solidifying alumni involvement in the school’s growth.
Voices of Leadership: Support and Vision
Mr. Mwajim A. Dibal, the Principal of CSS, expressed gratitude to the EYN Leadership and the Directorate of Education for their trust. He pledged to work diligently toward restoring the school’s legacy of excellence.
The EYN Director of Education, Rev. Daniel I. Yumuna, applauded the school’s efforts, congratulated award-winning students, and commended the dedication of the teaching staff. In his speech, he also acknowledged the major infrastructural renovations already underway, noting that CSS is poised for a new chapter of educational impact.
Special Guest Honors Commitment to Godly Living
The Special Guest of Honor, Hon. Yohanna Sahabo Jauro (Kuya), a member of the Adamawa State House of Assembly and CSS alumnus, advised the students to remain steadfast in their faith.
“Wherever life takes you, stay committed to the things of God,” he urged.
Awards, Honors, and Shining Stars
The event climaxed with awards and gifts to outstanding students and distinguished personalities. Among the honorees were Arc. Dogara H. Durkwa, Hon. Yohanna Sahabo, and the CSS Alumni Association, who were all recognized for their contributions and commitment to the school.
Academic excellence took center stage as high-performing students were celebrated with valuable gifts. Two exceptional scholars emerged as the overall best students:
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Science Category: Mirnyi Alex – dominated subjects like Mathematics (80%), Chemistry (79%), Agric (80%), and Christian Religious Studies (84.3%).
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Art, Social & Management Sciences: Hyellamoda Yohanna – shined in Government (80.6%), Commerce (83.4%), and English (68%).
Rev. Daniel I. Yumuna presenting a gift to Hyellamoda Yohanna, the best graduating student in Arts, Social Management Sciences.
Other top-performing students during the speech in subjects like English, Biology, Accounting, and Food & Nutrition also received recognition, making the event a celebration of both academic and moral excellence.
CSS Kwarhi: A Beacon of Excellence and Godly Character
The 2025 Speech and Prize-Giving Day at CSS Kwarhi has not only celebrated the achievements of its students but reaffirmed the school’s mission—to raise intellectually sound and spiritually grounded leaders.
With the continued support of the EYN leadership, alumni, and the resilient teaching staff, CSS Kwarhi stands tall as a school where excellence meets character, and where education is not just about the mind—but also the soul.
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