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  The Global President of the Oyemekun Grammar School Akure Alumni Association, Dr. Adeniyi Ijogun, has stated that the institution's founding fathers planted ideals of discipline, excellence, service, character, faith, and community when they established the school. He made this remark during the 73rd Founder's Day Anniversary Lecture of the school in Akure, the Ondo State capital, on Thursday, January 29, 2026. Dr. Ijogun noted that the legacy of the institution lives on through the confidence of its students, the dedication of its teachers, the pride of its alumni, and the trust of parents and the wider society. He emphasized that the OGSA Alumni Association is committed to giving back to the school through mentorship, infrastructure support, scholarships, advocacy, and engagement. The Global President urged students to wear the name OGSA with confidence and to live out the values they are being taught. In his words: "To our dear students, the leaders of tomorrow. You a...

  Dr. Niyi Ijogun's philanthropic gestures have significantly transformed the lives of many, and his contributions to the advancement of Oyemekun Grammar School, Akure, will be cherished for generations to come. His visionary leadership has inspired a new wave of commitment to community service, and his legacy will perpetually inspire others. He has etched his love in our hearts through his exceptional commitment and selfless sacrifice.   As a leader, he epitomizes the truest values of excellence, brilliance, intelligence, compassion, and dedication, which have been the hallmark of his tenure as Global President of the OGSA Alumni Association. He has adeptly harnessed his personality and influence to affect our Alumni positively. His unwavering humanitarian development over the years has further garnered him the respect and admiration of all who are privileged to know him. Dr. Niyi Ijogun is the first alumnus to be so honored as President of the Oyemekun Grammar School Akure ...

By: Goke Williams In a statement made available to the press on Monday, Rev. Ayo Ikulamberu, the Global Publicity Secretary of Oyemekun Grammar School Akure Alumni Association, said the Alumni had been recognized and awarded the prestigious Africa Outstanding Alumni Award by the African Principals' Conference Initiative, APCI. He further stated that in less than four years, the Alumni had spent over half a billion naira to improve infrastructure in the school, highlighting the ongoing renovation of the Chemistry Laboratory, which is projected to cost in excess of eighteen million naira. Ikulamberu also indicated that on Saturday, January 31st, the Global Alumni Association would honor some eminent alumni, including Senator Adeniyi Adegbonmire, SAN, the Senator representing the Ondo Central Senatorial District, in recognition of their invaluable contributions to the institution's development. Attendees at the opening event included some members of the Global Executive Council, d...

– Applauds Dr. Osamaye and Her Committee of Friends' Charity Act The Principal of Ondo State School for the Hearing Impaired, Mrs. Taiwo Makinde, has expressed heartfelt gratitude to Governor Lucky Aiyedatiwa for his unwavering support to all the special schools across the state. Speaking at the school premises in Akure, the Ondo State capital, yesterday, at the event sponsored by the committee of friends and associates of Dr. Seun Bosede Osamaye, the Ondo State Commissioner for Women Affairs and Social Development, as part of their activities marking the 61st birthday celebration of the Governor of Ondo State, Hon. Lucky Aiyedatiwa. Mrs. Makinde praised the governor's commitment to prompt payment of salaries and allowances, noting that the school fees, accommodation, and feeding of students are fully covered by the state government. She described Governor Aiyedatiwa as a compassionate and caring leader, wishing him a happy birthday, long life, and prosperity. Mrs. Makinde also...

  Dear Fellow Nigerians, I extend my compliments of the season as we welcome the New Year, 2026. For millions of long-suffering Nigerians, the only consolation is that 2025, one of the most punishing years in our recent history, has come to an end. It was a year defined by economic suffocation, political recklessness, and governance without empathy under the All Progressives Congress (APC) administration. The past year exposed, in stark terms, the incompetence and policy bankruptcy of President Bola Tinubu. Governing for months without a functional budget, the administration relied on propaganda while borrowing recklessly, pushing the nation to the brink of economic collapse. Nothing better captures the decay of this government than the scandal of a forged tax law, shamelessly branded a “reform.” Even more disturbing was the President’s refusal to allow due legislative and legal processes to address what is clearly a criminal act.   A government that begins reform with forgery...