Community Secondary School (CSS), Okuru-Ama, has emerged as the winner of the 2025 Book Reading competition organised by TotalEnergies Nigeria during its Open Day event in Port Harcourt.
The contest, which featured over 10 senior secondary schools, including Enitona High School, Model Secondary School GRA, Redeemers College, and GCSS Borikiri, was designed to promote literacy and identify young talents in the oil-producing region.
Speaking on behalf of her school, student representative Hellen Amakiri thanked TotalEnergies for providing a platform that inspires learning and prepares students for future success.
Olivier Casesolles, Deputy Managing Director, Joint Venture Asset, TotalEnergies, said the initiative aims to nurture creativity, empathy, and critical thinking among students. He noted that for over six decades, the company has supported education through scholarships, infrastructure, and capacity-building for university lecturers.
Adesua Adebola, General Manager, Country Services, described reading as a key driver of personal growth. At the same time, officials of the Rivers State Ministry of Education commended TotalEnergies for its continued investment in education development across the state.
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