Niangoloko:Ephraim Private High School marked the culmination of its 25th anniversary celebrations with a closing ceremony on Saturday. The events, spanning seventy-two hours, celebrated the school's achievements over the past quarter-century.

According to Burkina Information Agency, the ceremony was led by Comrade Oussni Oudraogo, president of the special delegation of Niangoloko, representing the governor of the Tannounyan region. Comrade Sib Dissour Claude, the organizing committee's chairman and the school's director, expressed satisfaction with the activities, noting that the objectives had been exceeded.

During the event, the school recognized its best-performing students by awarding them bicycles and school supplies. Additionally, certificates of recognition were distributed to individuals who have significantly contributed to the school's reputation.

In appreciation of the municipal authorities who facilitated the acquisition of the school's site, founder Comrade Daniel Nassa donated fourteen road signs to Niangoloko. He also committed to producing a substantial quantity of paving stones for the municipality's benefit. Starting this school year, students will also learn to produce and lay paving stones.

The president of the special delegation praised all involved parties for their efforts and commended the founder for his dedication to educating children and young people. He reaffirmed the municipality's willingness to support the school within its resource limits.