At the 40th anniversary and 6th Reunion celebrations of Set 81- Prof. Michael Fisayo Ologunde, the Chairman of the occasion, speaking.
#osograms#osogbo
The 1981 Set are marking 40 years of their graduation from Osograms. In an activity-packed weekend, members converge on Osogbo to bring back memories and ideas to the younger generation. Congratulations!
#osograms#osogbo#ogs
An alumni group, Friends of '81, assisted in the rehabilitation and furnishing of a staff room at Osogbo Grammar School, in honor of their friend and classmate, Lofty Alliyu, who passed away in January, this year.
https://t.co/c9zFN5fi8F
Osogbo Grammar School is 70 years! On August 10, 1950, the alma mater of the great admitted the first set of students, and has gone on to achieve great things. Congratulations, Osograms.
#osogbogrammar#ogs#osogbo#70years
We have donated N2 million to Osun State to fight coronavirus. Presenting a cheque to the state, the National President lauded the administration of Governor Oyetola for containing the spread of the virus in the state.
#osunstate#osuncoronavirus
https://t.co/GzRlHmuOJh
We have lost a gem, an incredible defender of our common heritage and an exemplary leader in Pa Joseph Akinlade, who passed away on March 20th. Details will follow.
A student of Osogbo Grammar School, Akintade Abdullah, is the best Nigerian Young Scientist. President Muhammadu Buhari awarded Akintade a full scholarship up to PhD level for emerging the overall best Young Nigerian Scientist for the Year 2020. #youngscientist#osograms
Osogbo Grammar School needs good samaritans to step in. Students do not have all the facilities they need to be successful. The laboratory is in particular need of rehabilitation. Set groups and interested individuals are called upon to help. The picture says it all.
The 2010 Set of OGSOSA have donated four whiteboards to the alma mater, with a promise to make it five soon.
The delivery is a continuation of the effort of the alumni to step in, since the government is apparently unable to do it all for our current students and staff.
OGSOSA North America and Mr. Wale Adenubi of the 1977 Set have paid the WAEC examination fees of indigent students of the school, totalling more than one million naira.
With glory to God, we sadly announce the death of our alumnus, Mr. Abayomi Olufemi Phillips. Yomi Phillips belonged to the 1968 Set and died at 68 years.
With a heavy heart, OGS Alumni announce the passing of Professor Mudasiru Adebayo Atoba. Professor Atoba was among the first six students enrolled in the School in 1950.
The 2000 Set deserve our applause for giving back. They have donated stationery to the school, even as they sponsored radio jingles to let the public know that our dear school is not only in existence, but has been inceasing in student population. Kudos the OGS 2000 Set!