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Nosakhare Model Educational Centre

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The Nosakhare Model Educational Centre is a co-education center located in Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria, founded in 1996 by Deacon (Ambassador) Daniel Nosakhare Eghobamien.

Nosakhare Model Educational Centre
Established1996
FounderDeacon (Ambassador) Daniel Nosakhare Eghobamien.
Address
148 Upper Mission Rd, Use, Benin City 300102, Edo
,
Benin City
,
Edo State
,
Nigeria

6°21′12″N 5°38′05″E / 6.3532715°N 5.6347051°E / 6.3532715; 5.6347051
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Websitehttps://nosakhare.com/

The centre is designed to concurrently offer learning through small group methods for learners in the afternoon sessions from the Nursery to Secondary levels of learning and through pure Montessori method in the Nursery and Primary Schools.[1]

The school

History

The establishment of the Model Educational Centre was by Deacon Daniel Nosakhare Eghobamien. Originally, it was not the intention of Deacon (Ambassador) Daniel Nosakhare Eghobamien to establish a school upon purchase of the landed property, where he started the erection of a huge multi-purpose building along Upper Mission road in New Benin, Benin City. The Educational Centre’s first set of mixed intake (boys and girls) into the Nursery, Primary, and Secondary Schools was in September 1996, and ever since the enrolment figures have grown yearly, with locally and foreign-trained teachers on hand.

It has training and hostel facilities for local and international (foreign) pupils and students.

Administration

  • Mrs. M. O. Omobude: Executive Director
  • Barr. (Mrs.) Uyi N. Uhunamure: Registrar
  • Mrs. A. Okoro: Chief Matron
  • Mrs. R. Ezire: Property/Personnel Manager

References

  1. "Nosakhare Model Educational Centre - Private educational institution in Benin City, Nigeria". Top Rated Online. 2022-02-06. Retrieved 2024-05-20.


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