Omuo Comprehensive High School Alumni Commission N100 Million E-Library and Pledge Scholarships
The alumni association of Omuo Comprehensive High School (OCHS) in Omuo-Ekiti, Ekiti State, has reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to giving back to the institution through a multifaceted approach that includes mentorship, infrastructure support, scholarships, and strategic partnerships aimed at strengthening teaching and learning processes. During the 56th Founder's Day celebration held at the school's premises over the weekend, the association officially commissioned a state-of-the-art e-library valued at N100 million, generously donated by the 1979/80 alumni set for the exclusive use of the school's students.
Leadership Appreciation and Vision for Excellence
Dr. Segun Abe, the President of the OCHS alumni association, expressed profound gratitude to various alumni sets who have commissioned projects for the school's development. He specifically thanked individual leaders who have attracted and constructed significant projects to enhance the educational environment. Abe praised both past and present teachers for their labor and sacrifices, which have produced accomplished individuals across diverse fields of human endeavor. He urged current students to emulate the old students by carrying themselves as the living future of the institution, emphasizing values such as excellence, curiosity, and service.
Principal's Remarks on School Legacy
In his address, the school's Principal, Ajobiewe Adeolu, highlighted the pioneering role of the school's early sets, describing them as pathfinders whose efforts transformed farmland and forest into an intellectual garden dedicated to knowledge and excellence. He expressed heartfelt gratitude to the alumni association for their relentless efforts in improving students' learning conditions through infrastructure provision, mentoring, and scholarships.
Call to Action from Alumni Leaders
Foluso Daramola, former Secretary to the Ekiti State Government and pioneer President of the alumni association, delivered a goodwill message appealing to all old students to work tirelessly to keep the institution's flag flying high. He emphasized the importance of continued support and collaboration to sustain the school's growth and development.
Highlights of the Three-Day Celebration
The three-day Founder's Day events featured a variety of activities designed to engage and benefit the school community. Key highlights included career and mentorship sessions, medical outreach services, the annual general meeting of all alumni sets, the election and affirmation of executive members, a traditional burn fire ceremony, and a gala night. These activities underscored the alumni association's holistic approach to supporting the school beyond infrastructure, focusing on student welfare and community building.
