Old Students Association of Anglican Grammar School, made call at the weekend during their inaugural reunion meeting and thanksgiving service at the school, Okpara Waterside, Ethiope east local government area of Delta State.
They urged students to emulate good characters and imbibe hard work as the surest way to success in life.
This warning was given by the duo of Assitant Commissioner of Police, Victor Erhivwode and Comptroller of Prisons,Ā Ohwofasa Godwin, old students during their various speeches.
They said that the wave of crime rate is alarming and future of youths are being destroyed, they warned against all forms of criminality just as they urged youths to acquire education and skills which would prepare them for the future.
In his welcome address, Mr. Prince Majemite said that the reunion was special and a step towards realization the development of the school.
According to him, “we are gathered here for a special occasion,Ā we are gathered here to foster unity and to see how to support the school,Ā the idea started from a whatsapp group”.
In his lecture, Prof. Franklin Sanubi, Guest lecturer and AGSO old boy said that the reunion offers member the opportunity to reminisce on past experience, “It is to rekindle old bonds and make new connections.
“The association provides a resource pool of diverse professionals which can catalyst the development of our alma-mater.” Sanubi added.
On his part, Ven. Samuel Ewoforama, Principal,Ā Anglican Grammar School,Ā Okpare Waterside stressed the need for the old boys to use their various connections to attract development to the school.
He revealed that such connections has led the Delta State Government led by Dr. Ifeanyi Okowa to recently approve the building of a Principal Quarters and six classrooms block.
Ewoforama further revealed that educational standard of the school has improved since coming on board, with the students having excellent results in the external examinations,Ā boasting to become the best secondary school in the country in the coming years.
Earlier, Sir Chris Eruotor, Chairman Reunion Planning CommitteeĀ in his address called on all old students to have a robust plan and attention to their alma-mater.
He insist that they must give back to the institution which laid the foundation of their today.
Many prominent old students across all walks of life attended the reunion, highpoint of the event was setting up of interim steering committee and constitution drafting committee.
