The 2016 Lagooz Schools Valedictory Service tagged “Release of Eagles - Set 2016”, was held at the School Main Hall at Plot 11 & 12, Omotoye Estate, Near NYSC Camp, Orile Agege, Lagos State.
The ground-breaking even kicked
off on Friday 15th July, 2016 with pre-event party organized by the
2016 Graduating set.
This followed by the Valedictory
Service, fully graced by parents, guardians, friends and family of the
graduating sets, also well-wishers of this outstanding citadel of learning and
academic excellence were not left out.
Meanwhile, the keynote speaker,
in person of Dr. (Mrs) Oyebola Ayeni, the Registrar of Lead City University,Ibadan, Oyo State, admonished the graduating students to be good ambassadors of
the school.
It is however, noteworthy that some of the past students of Lagooz College gained admission into Lead City University and are spread across various faculties of the university.
The principal of Lagooz Schools, Chief (Mrs.) Olyvet Otubela who also delivered a speech, made the graduating students to understand as she quotes “life is a journey. There are no limitations to how far we can go in life except the limitation we set through our imagination. The sky may look so far away but if we are determined to go there, with continuous commitment, hard work and God’s help, we will surely attain our goals.” She went further to appreciate parents of the students; “our estimable parents, you are the source of our celebration today. Without you, the learners will not be here today. Once more, I say congratulations to you all. As our children are moving to the next level of their academic pursuit, our responsibility towards them has also increased. We must be there at all times not only by giving them financial support but also giving them physical, moral and spiritual support. You only expect what you inspect. Visit them in their schools, discuss with them, listen to them, ask questions on who their friends are.”
An address was also given by the proprietor, Chief ‘Yomi Otubela (FCMA), he started by appreciating all students, teaching and non-teaching staff, parents, government officials, pressmen, well wishers and to the community for the support and prayers over the years. He went further by stating that their unflinching support has helped Lagooz Schools to achieve the little that was achieved within the period of her existence.
It is however, noteworthy that some of the past students of Lagooz College gained admission into Lead City University and are spread across various faculties of the university.
The principal of Lagooz Schools, Chief (Mrs.) Olyvet Otubela who also delivered a speech, made the graduating students to understand as she quotes “life is a journey. There are no limitations to how far we can go in life except the limitation we set through our imagination. The sky may look so far away but if we are determined to go there, with continuous commitment, hard work and God’s help, we will surely attain our goals.” She went further to appreciate parents of the students; “our estimable parents, you are the source of our celebration today. Without you, the learners will not be here today. Once more, I say congratulations to you all. As our children are moving to the next level of their academic pursuit, our responsibility towards them has also increased. We must be there at all times not only by giving them financial support but also giving them physical, moral and spiritual support. You only expect what you inspect. Visit them in their schools, discuss with them, listen to them, ask questions on who their friends are.”
An address was also given by the proprietor, Chief ‘Yomi Otubela (FCMA), he started by appreciating all students, teaching and non-teaching staff, parents, government officials, pressmen, well wishers and to the community for the support and prayers over the years. He went further by stating that their unflinching support has helped Lagooz Schools to achieve the little that was achieved within the period of her existence.
He later advised the graduating
students by saying, “As leaders to be, do not be caught up with the saying, “I
can’t,, it’s not realistic!” but rather say, “I can” and find a way. So I
advise you to develop the “I can” mindset to approach every situation that
confronts you, that is the hallmark of great leaders.”
They were also told to learn to show appreciation to those who have contributed to their achievement one way or the other, starting from their parents/guardians, teaching and non-teaching staff who made their stay in the school worthwhile.
They were also told to learn to show appreciation to those who have contributed to their achievement one way or the other, starting from their parents/guardians, teaching and non-teaching staff who made their stay in the school worthwhile.
He added that they need to imbibe
the character of an eagle. He gave full illustration about the qualities of an
eagle bird as an outstanding bird among other birds. He warned them not to live
their lives as a pigeon. He described the pigeon as a bird that settles for
less, while the eagle go all the way to hunt for its prey.
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