Oro Grammar School Old Students Association Give Kudos to Gov. Abdulrasaq on the NITEL-OGS Oro Road Project

Date: 2021-01-30

The executive committee and entire members of the Oro Grammar School Old Students Association' under the leadership of Elder Folorunsho Alao has expressed their profound gratitude to the Executive Governor of Kwara State on the ongoing comprehensive renovation of their prized alma-mater and the construction of the long-neglected NITEL via OGS Oro road project.

In the release signed by the body's National Publicity Secretary, Alh Aliyu Olatunji Ajanaku, the Association noted with gratitude that Governor Abdulrahman AbdulRazaq has done the founding fathers of the school a great honour by selecting their alma mater as one of the schools for comprehensive renovation in the Igbomina/Ekiti constituency. He added that "this is a testimony to the fact that the commitment of the Old Students body, the Parents Teachers Association and the Board of Proprietors indeed gained recognition of the listening ear of our action Governor of Kwara State"

They prayed for more successes as the Governor pilots the affairs of the state to the promised land.

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