A pupil of Transcorp Power School, Etagbedavwe Amwarha, has emerged as the overall winner of the 2025 Delta State Primary School Mathematics Competition, organised by the Delta State Government.
The highly competitive contest featured multiple stages designed to test pupils’ mathematical knowledge and problem-solving abilities. In the first round, 172 pupils participated across various Local Government Areas, where they were assessed on foundational mathematics under timed conditions.
Following this, 41 pupils from the Delta Central Senatorial District progressed to the second stage, where more advanced problem-solving skills were evaluated. The competition concluded in Asaba, with eight finalists competing for the top prize. Etagbedavwe Amwarha stood out among the finalists, demonstrating exceptional mastery of primary-level mathematics concepts.
Transcorp Power School is operated by Transcorp Power Plc, a subsidiary of Transnational Corporation Plc. The organisation is one of Nigeria’s leading conglomerates, with investments spanning power generation, hospitality, and energy sectors. The school forms part of the company’s community development initiatives in the Niger Delta region.
The achievement highlights the company’s commitment to human capital development, complementing its operations at the 972MW Transcorp Ughelli Power Plant.
Speaking on the success, the Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer of Transcorp Power Plc, Peter Ikenga, expressed pride in the pupil and the school community. He emphasized that the company’s role goes beyond electricity generation to include empowering communities through education and creating opportunities for young talents to thrive.
Also reacting, the Principal of Transcorp Power School, Emeji Okeoghene, described the victory as a collective achievement for the school, its teachers, and pupils. She noted that the win reflects the institution’s commitment to maintaining high academic standards and nurturing the potential of every child.
The winner, Etagbedavwe Amwarha, expressed gratitude to his teachers, parents, and the school for their support, stating that the achievement has motivated him to work even harder in his studies.
The company noted that the victory aligns with its broader Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) efforts aimed at empowering communities and bridging skills gaps across Nigeria. Some of its key initiatives include the Vocational, Science, Technology, Engineering, Entrepreneurship, and Professional Development Programme (VSTEEP), the Transcorp Ignite Internship Programme, and its collaboration with the Tony Elumelu Foundation, through which over 1,200 entrepreneurs have been supported nationwide.
As Nigeria continues to pursue energy sector development and improved electricity supply, Transcorp Power Plc remains committed to delivering reliable power while contributing to education and community development.
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