The Ivorian educational landscape has been enriched with a new institution. On Thursday, March 12, 2026, the port city of San Pedro resonated with the inauguration of the new EPP Magic System primary school. The event was marked by the presence of the Minister of National Education and Literacy, N'Guessan Koffi , who came to commend the civic engagement of the "4 Magicians."

A model of national solidarity

With this new infrastructure, the group Magic System has now built 15 schools across Ivory Coast. An impressive achievement that goes beyond the musical realm to contribute to sustainable development.

In front of A'Salfo, Tino, Goudé and Manadja , the Minister expressed the State's profound gratitude:

“Building schools means preparing the future of Ivory Coast through the development of quality human capital.”

An urgent appeal to the country's vital forces

Despite these efforts, the task remains enormous. The Minister took advantage of this platform to give a frank assessment of the national education situation, marked by strong demographic pressure:

1. Rehabilitation: More than 11,000 primary school classrooms require urgent work.
2. Construction: The estimated need is for 24,000 new classrooms by 2028 to guarantee schooling for all.

"Copy the good example"

N'Guessan Koffi urged business leaders and figures in the arts not to remain on the sidelines of this movement. He believes Magic System's success should serve as a catalyst: the challenge of education is a collective responsibility that cannot rest solely on the shoulders of the state.