Education

Alumni Renovates Methodist Grammar School’s Toilet Facilities

By Web News 391

By Dayo Adu

As nigeria put up efforts to curtail the spread of cholera especially at public schools, the 94 set alumni of Methodist Grammar school, Bodija Ibadan, MGSB has renovated a six-room block of toilet facility in the school 

The toilet, converted from a pit latrine to a water closet was among other projects including five solar security lights, a new pumping machine and a water storage tank donated as the set marks thirty years of graduation from the school.

Handing over the projects to the principal of the school, President, Methodist Grammar school, Bodija, Ibadan, MGSB Alumni 94 set, Mr ‘Dele Ibikunle said the project was borne out of their allegiance to the school for impacting exceptional qualities which had distinguished them in their various fields of endeavours.

While noting that upgrading of the facilities was to shore up the guards against the spread of cholera in the school, Mr Ibikunle enjoined the students to make judicious use of facilities.

Principal of the (Senior Section), Olayinka Etadon appreciated the 94 set for prompt rescue of the school.

The principal, also an old student of the school, affirmed that the standard of teaching and learning of the school remains intact, calling on other sets to rise to the pressing needs of the school 

The old students, among whom is the Deputy Director, Finance and Account, Radio Nigeria, Ibadan Zonal Station, Dugbe, Ibadan, Mr Akin Amole were thrilled with a cultural dance by the students.

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Lifestyle

Methodist Grammar School Ibadan Old Students Hold Reunion Programme

By Web News 1899

Words were not enough for the old students of Methodist Grammar School, Ibadan, 1994 set, to express their excitement at a reunion get-together held in Ibadan.

The old students gathered at an event centre at Bodija to reunite after almost 3 decades after graduation.

Many of them, clad in blue and white t-shirts, could not hide their excitement when they saw faces of schoolmates they had not seen for years.

In separate interviews, some of the old students, Dele Ibikunle, Lola Oluyemi and Ronke Adewole appreciated God for all He had done for them in the last 28 years.

Another old student, who is the Assistant Director, Finance, Radio Nigeria Ibadan Zonal Station, Mr Akin Amole said it was a thing of joy to reunite with old friends.

Chairman of the reunion committee, Mr Joseph Nwalaka, and the Vice-chairman, Mr Olukayode Oladipo said the essence of the programme was to reconnect with one another, as well as, to plan towards giving back to their school.

The reunion gathering afforded the old students the opportunity to wine and dine, as they also took time to dance to lovely tunes dished out by a disc jockey.

Oluwakayode Banjo