A FORMER HEAD BOY OF AFRICAN CHURCH GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADUATES WITH FIRST CLASS IN LAW

A FORMER HEAD BOY OF AFRICAN CHURCH GRAMMAR SCHOOL GRADUATES WITH FIRST CLASS IN LAW

Abidoye Joshua Ayoola was a student of African Church Grammar School (AFROGRAMS) from 2013 to 2019. During his years at the school, he demonstrated exceptional leadership and intellectual ability. He served as Senior Prefect Boy of the Junior School in 2016 and later as Senior Prefect Boy of the Senior School in 2019, becoming one of the few students trusted with leadership responsibilities at both levels.
While at AFROGRAMS, Joshua distinguished himself in academics and public speaking. Under his leadership, the school participated in and won several debate competitions, reinforcing the institution’s reputation for intellectual excellence. In recognition of his academic performance, he received the Old Students’ Award for Best Student in Arts in the Junior School.
This recognition strengthened his commitment to the humanities, even though many encouraged him to pursue the sciences. Remaining true to his interests and strengths, he continued to build his intellectual foundation in the humanities.
In 2019, he gained admission to study Law, and he resumed his university education in 2021. During his time at the Faculty of Law, University of Ibadan, he remained actively involved in impactful extracurricular activities. Notably, he served as the President of the Kuti Hall Literary and Debating Society, where he helped strengthen the culture of debate, public speaking, and intellectual engagement among students.
These achievements were built on the strong foundation he developed at AFROGRAMS. The school’s anthem, which proclaims “AFROGRAMS is famous for high standard
” has once again proven true in his journey.
Joshua graduated from the Faculty of Law, University of Ibadan with First Class Honours and now looks forward to the next stage of his professional development at the Nigerian Law School.