Hon. Akinsete Olakunle Sponsors Street Quiz: 100 Oyo Students to Win ₦10,000 Cash Prizes

Hon. Akinsete Olakunle Sponsors Street Quiz In Oyo

Oyo State launches Street Quiz, a live academic competition for public secondary students. Hon. Akinsete Olakunle, Special Adviser on Housing and Urban Development to Governor Seyi Makinde, funds cash rewards for 100 winners. The initiative starts in Ibadan South West Constituency on July 15.

How It Works

• Teachers nominate three top students per school.

• Quizzes run after school hours on streets and social media.

• Subjects include science, arts, social sciences, and commerce.

• Students answer questions in real time without scripts.

• Winners receive ₦10,000 per subject category.

Hon. Akinsete Olakunle ties the project to Governor Seyi Makinde’s education policies:
“Governor Makinde’s school upgrades show results. Street Quiz pushes students to aim higher. We broadcast their skills online to inspire others.”

Pilot Phase Details

• Location: Ibadan South West Constituency

• Schools: 20 public secondary schools

• Format:

  • Junior/senior students compete separately

  • Sessions filmed for Facebook/YouTube (@OyoEducationHub)

• Tracking: Use #StreetQuizOyo for updates

Why This Matters

1. Direct student impact: ₦10,000 helps buy textbooks or school supplies.

2. Visibility: Social media coverage showcases academic talent statewide.

3. Accountability: Live quizzes prove student knowledge is real.

Akinsete’s sponsorship covers 100 winners across his constituency. He states: “Youth development needs action. Rewarding excellence motivates communities.”

Future Expansion

• Phase 2: Include all 33 Oyo local governments

• 2025 additions:

  • STEM challenges (math competitions, science experiments)

  • Private school participation

• Long-term goal: Annual state championships

Community Participation

• Teachers: Nominate students by June 30 at oyoeducation.gov.ng

• Parents: Attend local quiz events

• Public: Suggest topics (e.g., civic questions for social sciences)

Measuring Success

• Track winner academic progress for one year

• Count social media engagement per quiz

• Survey participant confidence levels

Governor Makinde’s education investments enabled this program. Upgraded classrooms and teacher training made Street Quiz possible.

You Can Join

• Watch live: @OyoEducationHub at 4 PM weekdays starting July 15

• Volunteer: Timekeeper or scorekeeper roles open

• Schools: Apply for phase 2 via district offices

Will Street Quiz inspire similar programs nationwide? How would your community adapt this model?