In a bold declaration that technology is no longer preserve of elite urban schools, Divine Tower & Tiffany International School in Gwako area of Gwagwalada, Abuja, made headlines of its own during 7th graduation ceremony on Saturday, July 18, 2026.
The landmark event was not only a celebration of graduating students but a powerful statement: a community school in area of Gwagwalada is fully embracing computer-based testing (CBT), the same digital examination standard used by JAMB and WAEC across Nigeria.
At the centre of this digital transformation is the School’s Able Director, Ameh Benjamin, who used the graduation platform to unveil a sweeping technology agenda.
Reflecting on seven years of academic growth, he announced that the school has fully integrated CBT into its examination system, eliminating the gap between its students and those in high-end urban institutions.
“Our vision is to expand from a few laptops to 275 units to meet international standards,” he declared, painting picture of a school that refuses to let geography or background limit a child’s future.
The Director did not stop at hardware. He revealed that teacher training in 21st- century digital pedagogy is underway, with educators being equipped to deliver lessons using PowerPoint, digital slides, and modern instructional tools.
The goal, he explained, is to produce resilient, tech-savvy leaders of integrity — a mission already yielding results.
He cited a former student who recently completed military training as proof that the school’s disciplined, forward-thinking environment shapes individuals who excel well beyond the classroom.
The PTA Chairman echoed the sentiment, praising the Director’s “excellent” work and reminding the graduating JSS3 and SS3 students that “education has no limit” — a fitting motto for a school that has just erased the paper-and-pen barrier that separated its students from the rest of the country.
Bisola Oladosun, the Ongoing Head Girl, took the stage to deliver an inspiring address. She recounted how her leadership journey had taught her the values of teamwork, resilience, and integrity — qualities she urged her fellow graduates to carry forward.
The Senior Boy and Head Girl of the Primary School followed with their own pledges to remain top students as they proceed to secondary school, a promise that resonated with a school body already proving itself in the digital arena.
For parents like the mother of a JSS3 graduating student transitioning to SS1, the shift is more than administrative — it is deeply personal.
Speaking after the ceremony, she expressed immense pride, crediting the school’s modern approach to education for giving her daughter a competitive edge. “God has blessed us with this school,” she said, her voice filled with emotion.
The ceremony itself was a vibrant fusion of tradition and modernity. Graduating students in their T-shirts, blue and red gowns performed synchronized dance routines that electrified the crowd.
Soon, parents and teachers joined them on the floor, turning the celebration into a joyous communal dance that spoke volumes about the bond between the school and its community.
As Divine Tower & Tiffany International School steps boldly into its eighth year, the message is clear.
A school in Gwako is not waiting for technology to come to it — it is building the future of education on its own terms. And for the 7th graduating class, that future has already begun.
