Skolarr: Delivering in 2026 with clarity and Momentum | Afopezi Moses
- Open Dreams
- Feb 22
- 2 min read
This year began differently for me, not like previous years, but riding on the incredible momentum we built in December.
We successfully onboarded new team members and over 50 volunteers to drive school outreach programs across Buea, Yaoundé, and Bamenda, coordinating activities in preparation for our flagship event: the Skolarr #Olympiads, which took place on Sunday, February 15th, 2026.
The competition in Yaoundé brought together 8 amazing schools, 22 teams, and over 200 students competing for a share of 500,000frs. After an intense Round 1 on the Skolarr App, Saint Benedict College's two teams, Franky Collège, and Lycée Detoug-Ebe advanced to the semi-finals, with Saint Benedict reclaiming the title.
Winners of the 3rd edition🏆:
🥇Science Category: Saint Benedict College – 1st
🥇 Arts Category: APEX Minds – 1st
This year, we also introduced special prizes:
🏆Special Schools Prize: Lycée D'Etoug-Ebe
🏆Special Science Prize: Saint Benedict College
We were equally honored to host a panel session on “Exploring the Digitization of Education, Skills, and Opportunities Relevant in Today’s World.” The discussion featured incredible leaders from the education, entrepreneurial, and tech sectors:
✨Seka Jean Blaise – President, DeWise Foundation
✨ursulla zeking – Software Engineer
✨Ibrahim Garba – Development Actor, FIJADA
✨ Naomi Kibula – African Programmes Manager Keeping Children Safe
✨ Abiringwo Junior, FMVA® – Open Dreams Scholar & Ashesi University Alumni
And our multi-award-winning, eloquent moderator for Round 1 and the panel session: Cynthia Ebot
At Skolarr, education goes beyond classrooms. Together with our incredible sponsors & partners, MTN Cameroon, Youth Ignite Cameroon, Open Dreams Educational NGO, Dream Reality Incubator (Dr. I), DeWise Foundation, YADIKO, TiC Foundation, we are cultivating excellence among students and preparing them for their future exams. A heartfelt thank you to all our sponsors and partners for believing in our vision.
A big shout-out to our round 2 MC, the entire Skolarr team, volunteers and Student Ambassadors:
Sir Kumo Walters N. the MC for Round 2, Awa Brandon Azie , for bringing live energy to the team, Ngoh Precious Fon, National Coordinator for Skolarr Olympiads: - Anoh Precious Akwe Ngasoh Epiphanie Asohkaha Favour Neba Nsom Jasmine Nange Assen Nsongan Gabrielle Victoire @ashley manuela kamga, ETEM KEREN TINA BIGO Divine K. Tawe Esoh Faith Atagio Ngongueu Bruel Raphaëlle Nyoga O. Grace Manuela
And we’re just getting started. Bamenda and Buea are next, and we plan to triple our impact!
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