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ALUMNI'S INTERVENTION MEANT TO COMPLEMENT GOV'T EFFORTS- OBANIKORO



Contributing to the infrastructural development of citadels of learning by old students has been described as a worthy action targeted at complementing government efforts towards achieving quality and affordable education for pupils. 

A Chieftain of the All Progressives Congress (APC) and former Minister for Foreign Affairs, Senator Musiliu Obanikoro made the assertion during the inauguration of a self-renovated Alhaji Jimoh Gbadamosi ultra-modern Library at the Anwar-Ul-Islam Model College, Agege on behalf of the '77/78 set of graduates.

Senator Obanikoro remarked that the old Ahmadiyya College (now Anwar-Ul-Islam Model College) contributed to the foundation of successful individuals including himself who were outstanding in various human endeavour beyond the shores of the nation, through its qualitative teaching and learning system. 








"it was through the dint of hardwork and grace  that resulted in many of the products of the school excelling in their respective endeavours and careers", Obanikoro submitted. 

"Today, we have a very rare convergence of our old students who have individually and collectively distinguished themselves in various fields. I am moved to tears now looking around  remembering what we had those days; hence, my desire to continue to contribute my quota to improve the quality of teaching and learning in the College", the former Ambassador remarked.

At the event, the member representing Eti -Osa Federal Constituency at the House of Representatives, Honourable Ibrahim Babajide Obanikoro  announced the donation of 30 laptops as part of his continuous support towards the library project of the school. 

Dignitaries present at the event included Alhaja Morufat Obanikoro and Children, former Deputy Governor of Lagos State, Femi Pedro, former Minister for Communications, Major-Genaral Tajudeen Olanrewaju, former ICAN President, Senator Kola Bajomo, Erelu Kuti IV of Lagos, Chief (Mrs.) Abiola Dosumu, Hon. Justice Ishola Olorunnibe, amongst others.

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