Poura CEB teacher receives motorcycle for perfect exam results
Bouma Nebié was awarded a motorcycle and cash for achieving a 100% pass rate for his 59 students in the 2026 CEP exams.
The top-performing teacher in Poura's basic education district (CEB), Bouma Nebié, received a motorcycle and a financial envelope on October 17, 2026. Nebié, from Poura-Mine D school, achieved a 100% success rate for his 59 students in the 2026 Certificat d’études primaires (CEP) exams. The award ceremony, held during the CEB's excellence day, also recognized top students and other outstanding teachers.
Fatim Ouedraogo, from Poura-Mine « B » school, was named the best student in the CEB with an average of 9.06. Top students in CP1 through CM1 classes each received a school kit, while the top three CM2 students were awarded a bicycle and a school kit. Three internally displaced students were also encouraged with school kits, and intermediate class teachers received envelopes and congratulatory letters.
The best school award went to Poura-Mine D, which also achieved a 100% CEP pass rate under the leadership of Sibiri Zoma. The event was sponsored by local mining operator Kibsa Sawadogo and attended by Poura's special delegation president, Momini Sawadogo, who pledged continued support for educational goals. The ceremony featured student performances and a show by artist Desko 1er.
Why it mattersTeachers and students in Poura are directly affected by the recognition and rewards for academic performance.