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Old students of Esie/Iludun Grammar School, Kwara State, have appealed to government and dignitaries who passed through the school and others to give the school a lifeline.
In a press statement, the association president, Prof. Kunle Olawepo, said the school urgently needed a lifeline “due to its dilapidated state.”
He made the appeal at its annual general meeting at Treden Hotel University Road, Tanke, Ilorin, recently.
He urged members to pay their yearly dues “in good time in order to use it in repairing the school’s structures, which need urgent attention and for the renovation of the school’s laboratory gutted by inferno.”
The president congratulated members elected into various offices in last general elections, including Senator Lola Ashiru, representing Kwara South; Dr. Adedayo, a House of Representatives member for Lagos State and Alhaji Taiye Afolabi, member, Kwara House of assembly.
He wished them success in the tasks ahead and appealed to them to use their good offices for the development of the school.
He also congratulated Governor AbdulRahman AbdulRasaq for winning his second term bid. He enjoined him to come to the aid of the school “at this its critical period.”
Olawepo commended the constitution review committee of the association, headed by Dr Femi Ogunremi, for a job well done.
