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By Moses Akaigwe
Mikano Motors has donated an 11-seater M60 bus to The Grange School, overall winner of the Under-13 category at the Pan African School Games, in recognition of the school’s achievement at the competition.
The games, held from October 16 to 18, 2026 in Lekki, Lagos, brought together students competing in the Under-11, Under-13 and Under-15 categories across various sporting disciplines, including football, swimming and running.
The donation formed part of Mikano Motors’ support for the event, which provided a platform for young people to showcase their sporting talents, develop teamwork and build confidence through healthy competition.
Beyond its support for the competition, the automotive company also showcased its vehicles, giving students and their families an opportunity to explore the models and learn about their features.
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The display attracted the interest of many of the young participants, particularly those who had the opportunity to experience an electric vehicle firsthand. The interaction introduced the students to modern automotive technology and offered them a closer look at developments in vehicle innovation.
Mikano Motors said its participation in the games reflected its commitment to supporting initiatives that encourage young people to develop their potential and create meaningful opportunities for their future.
The donation of the M60 bus to The Grange School also extended the company’s support beyond the sporting arena, providing a practical benefit to the school’s community.
The gesture underscored the importance of partnerships that go beyond brand visibility to deliver tangible benefits to young people and educational institutions.
According to the company, the Pan African School Games offered an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of young athletes while encouraging the values of discipline, teamwork and resilience.
Mikano Motors noted that investing in the next generation involves not only celebrating their present achievements but also supporting the conditions that enable them to learn, grow and realise their potential in the future.
