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Tuesday, September 22, 2026

Alumni seek support for development trust fund

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The Ondo Boys High School Alumni Association has appealed to its members in Nigeria and the diaspora to support a proposed trust fund for the development of the school.

The association said the Ondo Boys High School Trust Fund would provide sustainable funding for infrastructure, academic programmes, technology, student welfare and skills acquisition.

The new President-General of the association, Oladipupo Akinfaye, disclosed this on Monday in Ondo while outlining the plans of the new executive.

Akinfaye said the trust fund would provide a structured platform for alumni and other stakeholders to contribute to the long-term development of the school.

He said, “One of our major priorities is the establishment of an OBHS Trust Fund. The fund will provide a sustainable financial structure for the long-term development of our alma mater, supporting infrastructure, academic programmes, technology, student development and other critical needs of the school.

‎”Our administration plans to build on the achievements of the immediate past executive, led by Pastor Khalil Akinboboye, whose six-year tenure from 2020 to 2026 recorded several interventions in the school.

‎”The proposed trust fund would provide a structured platform through which all alumni and other stakeholders could contribute to the long-term development of our alma mater. So we appeal to all our members to give their support to improve the school’s infrastructural facilities.”

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