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GOODWILL MESSAGE – PART 1

Celebration, Reflection & Personal Journey)

Olawale Olamide by Olawale Olamide
February 17, 2026
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GOODWILL MESSAGE – PART 1 (Celebration, Reflection & Personal Journey)
The message expresses deep joy at the 50th anniversary of Club 715, Class of 1975, celebrating five decades of unity, friendship, and shared purpose. It reflects on the strong bond formed at African Church Grammar School, Abeokuta, rooted in academic excellence and moral discipline.
There is heartfelt appreciation for the solid foundation received at the school — academic training, moral instruction, and the culture of excellence symbolized by the motto “Afrograms – Famous for High Standard.”
The speaker acknowledges how these values shaped his professional journey as a Chartered Accountant and guided his public service, including serving as Governor of Ogun State (2011–2019) and Senator representing Ogun Central (2003–2007, 2019–2023). The school’s principles remained a compass throughout his leadership roles.

Tags: 50th AnniversaryAcademic Excellence.African Church Grammar School AbeokutaAlumni ImpactAlumni UnityCitadel of LearningClass of 1975Club 715CONFCAGiving Back to Alma MaterGolden Jubilee CelebrationHigh Standards TraditionMoral InstructionScholarship InitiativesSchool Infrastructure DevelopmentSenator Ibikunle Amosun
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  1. Igwe Martins says:
    9 months ago

    All thanks to God

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