Maxfem International Schools celebrate 15, years anniversary and graduation party amidst joy and fanfare
It was all fun, glitz and glamour at Classic Arena Hall, AIT Road, Alagbado Lagos, last week Thursday , the 15th day of August 2024, when Maxfem International Schools celebrate it’s 15 years anniversary and graduation party
In an event that was anchored by seasonal and talented broadcaster , Odebunmi , the whole area was put in ecstacy when the graduants students were filling in for the opening song which was led by the senior prefect of the school
The CEO of the school, Mr Stephen Olufemi Oguntola who was well supported by his beautiful wife Mrs Aishat Yetunde Oguntola was full of praise for the management, the teachers, non teaching staff , the parents and the students for their dexterity in carrying out their individuals efforts in making sure the event was fruitful
” It’s with joy and happiness couple with Thanksgiving to Almighty God for making today a memorable day. From my management team to teaching staffs and no teaching staffs to parents and even to students for their corporation and understanding. Not forgetting my other staffs from our annex school in Ijagba Ogun State, I want to say a big thank you to everyone. And to my beautiful adorable wife Aishat Yetunde she has been a lovely wife who clicked into my dream and chosen profession she has been an understanding wife for years, I can’t stop loving you . I also want to thank Mr. Oguntuase Adekola the principal of the school for his leadership roles, Mrs Jane primary school Headnestess, Mr Sunday Ojo HOD Science department and all teachers you are all wonderful.
My advise for the graduants is for them not to see this as the end of their educational carrier but they should see it as curtain raiser for greater achievement, they should be a good products of the school in future. We have many graduants from this school who have made names for themselves in their chosen carrer, in which we are proud of them. So I advise you graduants to be a good ambassador of the school.”
