Literary Week: All Saints ‘92 set showcases schooling in Aba 

Eight private and non-private secondary faculties in Aba are set to take part within the maiden version of Aba Literary Week 1.0, an academic empowerment initiative.

The programme organised by the All Saints Secondary College, Ehere ’92 set, is geared toward selling studying tradition and wholesome educational competitors amongst younger college students.

The literary week, scheduled for twenty fourth, twenty fifth and twenty seventh February, 2026, will maintain at Priqueen Worldwide College, Ogbor Hill, Aba, and can function actions reminiscent of quiz competitions, literary opinions and shows centred on the novel “Crushed” written by Obinna Olewe, a member of the alumni affiliation.

The programme is powered by the All Saints ’92 set as a part of its group influence drive and alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Growth Aim 4 on high quality schooling. 

The initiative can also be endorsed by a number of key stakeholders, together with the workplace of the Commissioner for Training, Abia state; the Abia State Home of Meeting Committee on Training; the Deputy Speaker, Abia State Home of Meeting; Mayor of Aba North LGA; Mayor of Obingwa LGA; and Quiz Nigeriana, Port Harcourt as technical companion.

Talking on the challenge, the President of the All Saints ’92 set, Chief Engr Martin Ikechukwu Uzoegwu, described the initiative as a strategic funding in younger minds.

Additionally commenting, the chairman of the organising committee, Engr. Samuel Ogbuagu, said that the literary week is designed to create multi-stakeholder collaboration between alumni, faculties, authorities, and the personal sector.

Taking part faculties and college students are anticipated to profit from money prizes, free copies of the featured novel, and broader publicity to literary engagement whereas strengthening educational excellence and creativity amongst secondary faculty learners in Aba.