Wale Adenuga Productions hails Binta School’s expansion
Wale Adenuga Productions has congratulated Binta International School on the launch of its ultramodern campus in Ibadan, Oyo State.
The production company, known for popular television series including Superstory, Papa Ajasco and Company, Akpan & Oduma and Nnenna and Friends, as well as its creative institutions, PEFTI Film Institute and WAPTV, hailed the development as a significant expansion for the school.
The new campus, established under the proprietorship of Pastor Ehimwenma Adenuga, expands Binta International School’s presence beyond its existing campuses in Ejigbo, Mushin and Ajao Estate in Lagos.
Speaking on the development, the Chairman of the organisation, Wale Adenuga, congratulated the school and highlighted the long-standing relationship between both organisations.
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He said, “Wale Adenuga Productions and Binta International School have always had a special history together. Aside from the fact that Binta’s proprietress is my beautiful wife of more than 50 years, WAP has always played a big role, especially in the area of nurturing the talents of Binta students.
“Binta and Friends TV series was created, and featured talented students from Binta. A lot of Binta students feature in WAPTV programmes. The relationship between both organisations has therefore played an important role in exposing young talents to opportunities within the creative industry.”
The new Ibadan campus caters to children at the crèche, playgroup, nursery and primary levels.
It is equipped with modern classrooms, computer laboratories, playgrounds and other facilities aimed at providing a conducive and technology-driven learning environment.
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