St Annes’ old girls inaugurate new executives, seek support for school
During the induction ceremony, Mrs Olufunmilayo Kehinde was sworn in as the new president of SSASOGA, alongside 13 other new executive members. Mrs Kehinde expressed appreciation to the outgoing president and other outgoing executive members for laying a solid foundation and stressed the importance of educating the girl child to raise godly leaders and great wives.
AKACHI NOEL 
The Seminary-St Annes’ School Old Girls Association (SSASOGA) of St Annes School, Ibadan, has inaugurated new executive members with a call for support from its members and the government to further develop the school.
Mrs Similola Onabanjo, the outgoing president of SSASOGA, expressed gratitude to her husband, the association, the school, and the government for their support in developing the school over the past four years. She highlighted the contributions of association members who donated various resources to the school and emphasized the need for unity and collaboration among members and the incoming executive members to continue the school's development.
During the induction ceremony, Mrs Olufunmilayo Kehinde was sworn in as the new president of SSASOGA, alongside 13 other new executive members. Mrs Kehinde expressed appreciation to the outgoing president and other outgoing executive members for laying a solid foundation and stressed the importance of educating the girl child to raise godly leaders and great wives.
Mr Oladipo Onabanjo, husband of the outgoing president, urged the new executives to stay focused and committed to the tasks ahead, emphasizing the importance of investing time, energy, and resources in the development of the school and association.
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Representatives from the Oyo State Teaching Service Commission and other dignitaries present at the event commended SSASOGA for its efforts in educating the girl child and pledged support for the school's development.
The inauguration of the new executive members marks a new chapter for SSASOGA as they strive to continue the legacy of supporting and developing St Annes School, Ibadan.
