MAHSOSA 1994 Set Celebrates 30th Anniversary With Generous Donation Of 30 Lockers And Chairs To Makun High School

The Makun High School Old Students Association (MAHSOSA) 1994 Set has marked a remarkable milestone with an inspiring act of generosity. To commemorate 30 years since their graduation, the set donated 30 iron chairs and lockers to their alma mater, a thoughtful gesture aimed at enhancing the learning experience for current students.

This philanthropic initiative demonstrates the group’s deep appreciation for the foundation laid by their school and sets a benchmark for other sets to emulate. The donation ceremony, attended by students, teachers, and members of the association, was a testament to the enduring bond between the 1994 set and their beloved Makun High School.

Leading this noble cause was the Chairman of the 1994 set, Mr. Femi Ogundalu, whose visionary leadership played a pivotal role in uniting members toward a common goal. Speaking at the event, he emphasized the importance of alumni involvement in giving back to their roots.

“As beneficiaries of the sound education and moral upbringing we received at Makun High School, it is our duty to contribute to its growth and development. This donation is just a small way of saying thank you to the institution that shaped our lives,” Ogundalu stated.

He further encouraged other alumni sets to take up similar initiatives, noting that their collective contributions could create a lasting impact on the school and its students.

The Secretary of the association, Mrs. Khadijat Rabiu, praised for her exceptional organizational skills and unwavering commitment, reflected on the journey of the 1994 set.

“Reaching this milestone of 30 years is both a celebration and a call to action. It reminds us of the invaluable role our alma mater played in our lives. By giving back, we are not only investing in the school but also inspiring the younger generation to value their education and strive for excellence,” she said.

Rabiu’s meticulous planning ensured the success of the project, making it a shining example of what dedication and teamwork can achieve.

The Public Relations Officer (PRO), Mr. Jimoh Adekunle, applauded for his ability to convey the association’s vision with clarity and passion, highlighted the symbolic nature of the donation.

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“Our donation of 30 iron chairs and lockers represents the 30 years we have shared as a family, bound by the values instilled in us at Makun High School. This gesture is not just about furniture; it’s about inspiring others to see the school as a living legacy that requires our support,” he remarked.

Adekunle also emphasized the need for stronger alumni networks, noting that each set has the power to make a difference by coming together to address the school’s needs.

The donation has left a profound impression on the staff and students of Makun High School, who expressed heartfelt gratitude for the gesture. The principal of the school commended the 1994 set for their foresight and generosity, urging other alumni groups to follow suit.

“Today’s donation is a testament to what can be achieved when alumni unite for a common purpose. It is my hope that this will inspire other sets to come forward and contribute toward the growth of our school,” the principal said.

The 1994 set’s initiative is a shining example of how alumni associations can play a pivotal role in shaping the future of their alma mater. By providing essential resources, they not only improve the school’s infrastructure but also instill a sense of pride and responsibility in current students.

As the 1994 set celebrates this milestone, their gesture serves as a clarion call to all other sets to reflect on the impact they can make. Giving back, no matter the scale, ensures that the legacy of Makun High School continues to flourish for generations to come.

The 30th anniversary celebration of MAHSOSA 1994 set is more than just a commemoration; it is a bold statement about the power of collective action and the importance of nurturing the institutions that shaped us.

Lastly, the ’94 set chairman, Mr Femi Ogundalu through the PRO, Mr Jimoh Adekunle appreciates the entire members who has made significant impacts in contributing to achieve this aim of giving back to the school.

As other sets prepare for their milestones, they are encouraged to draw inspiration from the 1994 set’s goodwill, ensuring that the spirit of giving back remains at the heart of Makun High School’s story.