The 1976/81 Set of CMS Grammar School, Lagos, would be celebrating the 50th anniversary of its members’ admission into the prestigious institution, undertaking a legacy project
The set is raising funds to sponsor one classroom in the Tola Adebonojo ICT Building, in honour of Professor Tola Adebonojo, Grand Patron of the Old Grammarians Society in the Americas and UK/Europe.
Speaking to journalists, Chairman of the 50th Anniversary Celebrations Planning Committee, Mr. Kayode Olu-Martins, said the celebrations would begin on the evening of Thursday 8th October 2026 for a meet and greet reception, with a visit to the school at noon on 9th October.
On Saturday 10 October, members would enjoy a sightseeing and relaxation trip to the historic city of Abeokuta.
He said Sunday, 11 October, would be for a thanksgiving service at the Cathedral Church of Christ, Marina, Lagos, followed by a celebratory luncheon and fundraiser.
The luncheon will be chaired by retired Justice of the Supreme Court, Bode Rhodes-Vivour.
According to Olu-Martins, the anniversary offers an opportunity to celebrate enduring friendships and give back to the school.
“This milestone is an opportunity to celebrate the school that nurtured us and helped shape the men we have become.
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“Beyond the reunion, we want to leave a lasting legacy that will benefit generations of students,” he said.
The 1976/81 set envisages its intervention really helping to boost ICT education at CMS Grammar School, thereby strengthening the school’s tradition of preparing students for the future.
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