Education

I-UNIK International Mission School

Forming the next generation of thinkers, leaders, and builders through mission-driven education.

Our School

Founded July 13, 2013. Still building.

I-UNIK International Mission School opened its doors on July 13, 2013, as a small elementary school in a rented facility. What began in borrowed space has grown into an international school on its own five-acre campus in Community of Hope, Careysburg — offering Daycare through Senior High School, with boarding facilities for students who live beyond the community.

The campus today includes a basketball court, a mini football pitch, a playground, and a state-of-the-art smart computer lab, powered by solar energy and unlimited Starlink WiFi.

What We Value

Academic excellence
Character and moral formation
Community-rooted learning
Responsible, accountable leadership

I-UNIK International Mission School campus, Community of Hope, Careysburg

Campus Life

Five acres, built one season at a time.

I-UNIK International Mission School building on its five-acre campus — The campus today — Community of Hope, Careysburg

Students' smart computer lab at I-UNIK, powered by solar and Starlink WiFi — The smart computer lab, powered by solar & Starlink WiFi

Students playing on the I-UNIK playground — The playground, donated and installed by Project Playground, USA

Boarding facilities dormitory at I-UNIK International Mission School — Boarding facilities for students beyond the community

From Good to Great

Moving from Good to Great — and proving it.

Academic Results

100% WAEC Pass Rate

I-UNIK holds a 100% passing rate in the West African Examination Council annual exams for 6th, 9th, and 12th graders.

Highest Honor

The Golden Tiger Legacy Award

Among its many awards for academic excellence, I-UNIK's highest honor is the Golden Tiger Legacy Award, recognizing leadership excellence and innovation.

Boarding facilities Basketball court Mini football pitch Playground Smart computer lab Solar power Starlink WiFi

I-UNIK students after their matriculation ceremony

Students after matriculation, Community of Hope, Careysburg.

The Family Behind the Vision

Pastor/Mrs. Sam-Abel & Comfort-Ihuoma Gbinsay.

A family, standing together, behind a school that began in a rented room and became a campus.

Pastor/Mrs. Sam-Abel and Comfort-Ihuoma Gbinsay with their three sons

Founder & Executive Director

Pastor Sam-Abel Gbinsay

Co-Founder

Comfort-Ihuoma Gbinsay

First Son

Philderald Samfort

Second Son

Emery Belfort

Third Son

Jurgen-Joe

Every student is a foundation being laid.