Ajowa-Akoko Alumni Invest ₦1 Million in School's Future

The Comprehensive High School Ajowa-Akoko Old Students Association (CHSA) celebrated its 46th anniversary with significant interventions aimed at improving the school's educational environment. The three-day event included the renovation of dilapidated classrooms, which involved floor tiling, installation of new aluminum windows, and replacement of asbestos roofing.

The alumni association distributed customized school bags with notebooks and other materials to newly admitted JSS1 students and provided educational materials for JSS2 and JSS3 students. A career mentorship session was led by Professor Kehinde Owojobi, an alumnus from the 1985 set, who encouraged students to set career goals.

Outstanding students received cash and material prizes totaling about ₦1 million. Samuel Olojo, the National President of the Old Students Association, emphasized the initiative as an investment in the community's future.

The principal, Mrs Kikelomo Olaleye, expressed gratitude for the alumni's contributions, while the Head Prefect, Taiwo Folorunso, assured that students would strive for academic excellence. The anniversary concluded with an Annual General Meeting focusing on long-term development projects, including a digital library and a multi-purpose school hall.