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Binta berths in Ibadan

Binta International School expands its quality education to Ibadan, Oyo State, with a new campus offering crèche, nursery, and primary education. Discover Read More: https://punchng.com/binta-berths-in-ibadan/

Binta berths in Ibadan

Binta International School plans to expand its educational reach by opening a new campus in Ibadan, Oyo State. The new school, located at the Coca-Cola area of the Mokola-Sango Expressway, will provide crèche, playgroup, nursery, and primary education. Established over three decades ago, Binta has campuses in Lagos State and boasts thousands of graduates and multiple awards.

The forthcoming Ibadan campus will boast modern classrooms, computer labs, playgrounds, and other facilities designed to promote learning and child development. Proprietress Ehimwenma Adenuga cites the school's success in Lagos campuses as the reason for expanding to Oyo State, stating that Binta's core mission is to nurture students' academic talents and abilities.

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