In a ceremony held on September 21, 2026, at the Lycée Moderne d'Agnibilékrou, six students were awarded for their outstanding performance in the "Miss Littérature" competition. The competition, aimed at promoting reading and academic excellence among young girls, is part of a broader initiative to encourage girls to pursue their studies and reach their full potential. The winners, from second and first-year classes, received school kits and cash prizes from the school's principal, Gobli Christophe.
The top students in the first-year class were Yao Blé Akloundjo Estime, who took first place, followed by Djokouehi Loba Sara in second place and Kouakou Akoua Kra in third. In the second-year class, Atsé Achiba Naomie emerged as the winner, with Anoh Noëlle Grâce Emmanuelle in second place and Koffi Affoua Grâce in third. These students had previously received medals and envelopes from the competition organizers in April 2026.
The ceremony also paid tribute to the late director of the Agnibilékrou Department of Agriculture, Mme Dosso Flyn Rosalie épouse Dosso, who passed away on August 12, 2026. The promoters of the competition praised her support for the initiative and her commitment to promoting education and the success of young girls. The "Miss Littérature" competition is led by Ahouré Stéphane, a philosophy teacher, and N'Guessan Mélanie and Cendrine Agniman, French teachers.
The competition aims to promote the development of young girls through literature and contribute to the promotion of female excellence. By recognizing and rewarding students who excel in literature, the competition encourages girls to pursue their studies and develop their skills. The organizers believe that this initiative will have a positive impact on the academic performance and self-esteem of the students.
In addition to the "Miss Littérature" competition, the organizers plan to launch a new competition, "Miss Mathématiques", to encourage girls to pursue scientific disciplines and develop their skills in mathematics. This new initiative aims to address the underrepresentation of girls in STEM fields and provide them with the support and resources they need to succeed.
The "Miss Littérature" competition is part of a broader effort to promote education and academic excellence in Côte d'Ivoire. By recognizing and rewarding students who excel in various subjects, the competition aims to inspire other students to work hard and pursue their studies. The organizers believe that this initiative will contribute to the development of a more educated and skilled workforce in the country.
The ceremony was attended by students, teachers, and parents, who praised the initiative and expressed their support for the competition. The winners were overjoyed and thanked the organizers for the recognition and rewards. The "Miss Littérature" competition is an example of the efforts being made in Côte d'Ivoire to promote education and academic excellence among young girls.
Key points
- The "Miss Littérature" competition aims to promote reading and academic excellence among young girls in Côte d'Ivoire.
- Six students from the Lycée Moderne d'Agnibilékrou were recognized for their outstanding performance in the competition.
- The organizers plan to launch a new competition, "Miss Mathématiques", to encourage girls to pursue scientific disciplines.
