The foremost destination management firm, UfitFly Limited, has commended the British Council’s dedication to promoting English language learning worldwide via their IELTS classes, which stands for the International English Language Testing System, while strengthening UfitFly Educonsult’s existing partnership with the British body to promote English language learning and assessment in Nigeria.
This was disclosed when the management of UfitFly played host to the team of British Council officials led by Michael Ilekhomon, Senior Business Development Manager; Mr. Olajide Falope, Business Development Manager, British Council (Lagos/Southwest); and Mrs. Udochi Ahuche, Accounts Relationship Manager (Lagos/Southwest), on the 6th of November, 2025, at UFitFly corporate headquarters in Ibadan.
The visit, according to the UfitFlt team lead, Evang. Ajibola Ogunkeyede was a wonderful opportunity to showcase UfitFly Educonsult’s commitment to providing top-notch language learning solutions and support.
“We’re grateful for the British Council’s dedication to promoting English language learning worldwide, and we’re excited to explore new ways to collaborate and make a positive impact on our community,” he noted.
Ogunkeyede added, “It was an absolute pleasure to host officials of the British Council. We were thrilled to welcome our esteemed guests and discuss ways to strengthen our existing partnership and promote English language learning and assessment in Nigeria.”
Addressing the media after the visit, Ogunkeyede explained that their team had a fantastic discussion on how they can continue to support individuals and organizations in achieving their English proficiency as well as overseas study and work goals.
“IELTS classes and exam registrations are still available and running at UFitFly with great testimonies from our clients.” He added.
The focus remains on providing high-quality resources and training to enhance language skills among learners. Additionally, they are exploring collaborative initiatives with local educational institutions to expand access to these valuable programs.
