STARTED AT GOVERNMENT SECONDARY SCHOOL GANGARE JOS BUT I FINISHED AT ILORIN GRAMNAR SCHOOL UP IGS

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helphelp:
Just for enlightenment sake, mention the name of your past secondary, and briefly explain what it was known for then.

We all know most of these schools have either lost standard or upgraded to private schools

Mine:

School name: Government College Eric moore.

During my time 99/2000 set, boys were eager to strive for excellence, always wanting to be the best in everything. Not withstanding we had few of us that would rather chase women all term long. And some that were very spontaneous i.e book we dey, girls we dey, to socialise we over dey...

If I remember more, I will add.

Drop yours

Mine:

School Name: Government College Lagos (GCL)

Location: Eric Moore Road, Surulere.

My Time in The School: 2000 - 2006

_____________________________

My memory of GCL, an all-boys school, is filled with nostalgia. The school was a great citadel of learning, with much things to be proud of. Learning and extracurricular activities were of good standards. I could still remember how we, the JSS 1 students, feared our Head Boy (Senior Olaolu AKA Senior Almighty) as though he was a god. He was the Head Boy in 1999/2000, I think. Nwobodo Francis, an SS 2 student, was the Time Keeper.
The junior students, especially my classmates, held our senior prefects with high reverence. Many of them flogged the junior students for a living.

The teachers made learning unforgettable and to most of the students, the experience was worthwhile. I could still remember a few of the several teachers though...

Mr. Aromire AKA Fako, was the strict Mathematics teacher we could not stop loving.

Mr. Afolabi was the Principal that was hardly seen in Public.

Mrs. Alaja Brown was the talkative English teacher.

Mr. XXXXX (I cannot recall his name at the moment) was the Physical Education teacher who never failed students in tests and examinations.

Mr. Benson was the tribalistic English teacher.

Mr. Faleti was the ever-serious Physics teacher that never separated himself from his long cane. Anytime I see dat man, I don pick race o!

Mrs. Eze was the motherly Home Economics teacher. She would spend 70% of her teaching time to advise her students. We were like her children.

Mrs Okeowo was the always-smiling woman who taught us Physics. She was smiling, even when teaching, performing practicals, flogging, eating, sleeping etc.

Mr. Oresanya was our Chemistry teacher. He's the most wicked teacher to ever walk the Earth. Mr. Oresanya na wicked man. Mr. Oresanya too wicked.

There was a cordial relationship between the students and some of the teachers. Student life was an awesome experience. I could write a million-page book on what life was like in GCL 2000-2006.

I attended 3 secondary schools actually.

1) ECWA Baba Alhamdu Secondary School, Kano
2) Government Secondary School, Owerri
3) Domino International Secondary School, Owerri.

Enjoyed all three of them especially DISSO, and EBASS( though I spent a relatively short time there)

AmuRubber:




Mine:

School Name: Government College Lagos (GCL)

Location: Eric Moore Road, Surulere.

My Time in The School: 2000 - 2006

_____________________________

My memory of GCL, an all-boys school, is filled with nostalgia. The school was a great citadel of learning, with much things to be proud of. Learning and extracurricular activities were of good standards. I could still remember how we, the JSS 1 students, feared our Head Boy (Senior Olaolu AKA Senior Almighty) as though he was a god. He was the Head Boy in 1999/2000, I think. Nwobodo Francis, an SS 2 student, was the Time Keeper.
The junior students, especially my classmates, held our senior prefects with high reverence. Many of them flogged the junior students for a living.

The teachers made learning unforgettable and to most of the students, the experience was worthwhile. I could still remember a few of the several teachers though...

Mr. Aromire AKA Fako, was the strict Mathematics teacher we could not stop loving.

Mr. Afolabi was the Principal that was hardly seen in Public.

Mrs. Alaja Brown was the talkative English teacher.

Mr. XXXXX (I cannot recall his name at the moment) was the Physical Education teacher who never failed students in tests and examinations.

Mr. Benson was the tribalistic English teacher.

Mr. Faleti was the ever-serious Physics teacher that never separated himself from his long cane. Anytime I see dat man, I don pick race o!

Mrs. Eze was the motherly Home Economics teacher. She would spend 70% of her teaching time to advise her students. We were like her children.

Mrs Okeowo was the always-smiling woman who taught us Physics. She was smiling, even when teaching, performing practicals, flogging, eating, sleeping etc.

Mr. Oresanya was our Chemistry teacher. He's the most wicked teacher to ever walk the Earth. Mr. Oresanya na wicked man. Mr. Oresanya too wicked.

There was a cordial relationship between the students and some of the teachers. Student life was an awesome experience. I could write a million-page book on what life was like in GCL 2000-2006.

Nice write-up. But I was the head boy 99/2000 set. You probably meant 2000/2001 set

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helphelp:


Nice write-up. But I was the head boy 99/2000 set. You probably meant 2000/2001 set

Thank you, sir!


The head boy I met in the year 2000 was Olaolu.

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Creek high school tolu complex olodi apapa. We ar known for fighting killing destroying and all the negative juvenile deliquencies.

Thatsch eh no be here, i attended newland snr sec sch tolu complex.

Community secondary school makurdi
Government Day Secondary school Wukari

AmuRubber:



Thank you, sir!


The head boy I met in the year 2000 was Olaolu.

Nice. It means he’s 2000/2001 set

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I rep Itolo girls' secondary school.
off Eric Moore road,
surulere ,
lagos.

The poster school is beside my school �GOVERNMENT COLLEGE and ERIC MOORE can fight for Africa,it even got to a time that they have to close at different time, that did not stop the fighting because they started fighting with STATE GRAMMAR SCHOOL,SURULERE SECONDARY SCHOOL and even IPONRI

I rep Itolo girls' secondary school
Off Eric Moore road
Surulere
Lagos State

The poster school is beside my school.Government College and Eric Moore can fight for Africa �.it even got to a point when they close at different time,and it did not stop them from fighting that was when they started fighting State Grammar School,Surulere Secondary School and even IPONRI



Poster note your school had move to a new site at IMAM DAUDA ERIC MOORE ROAD while Eric Moore is now the New Occupant of your School Old building

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AmuRubber:




Mine:

School Name: Government College Lagos (GCL)

Location: Eric Moore Road, Surulere.

My Time in The School: 2000 - 2006



_____________________________

My memory of GCL, an all-boys school, is filled with nostalgia. The school was a great citadel of learning, with much things to be proud of. Learning and extracurricular activities were of good standards. I could still remember how we, the JSS 1 students, feared our Head Boy (Senior Olaolu AKA Senior Almighty) as though he was a god. He was the Head Boy in 1999/2000, I think. Nwobodo Francis, an SS 2 student, was the Time Keeper.
The junior students, especially my classmates, held our senior prefects with high reverence. Many of them flogged the junior students for a living.

The teachers made learning unforgettable and to most of the students, the experience was worthwhile. I could still remember a few of the several teachers though...

Mr. Aromire AKA Fako, was the strict Mathematics teacher we could not stop loving.

Mr. Afolabi was the Principal that was hardly seen in Public.

Mrs. Alaja Brown was the talkative English teacher.

Mr. XXXXX (I cannot recall his name at the moment) was the Physical Education teacher who never failed students in tests and examinations.

Mr. Benson was the tribalistic English teacher.

Mr. Faleti was the ever-serious Physics teacher that never separated himself from his long cane. Anytime I see dat man, I don pick race o!

Mrs. Eze was the motherly Home Economics teacher. She would spend 70% of her teaching time to advise her students. We were like her children.

Mrs Okeowo was the always-smiling woman who taught us Physics. She was smiling, even when teaching, performing practicals, flogging, eating, sleeping etc.

Mr. Oresanya was our Chemistry teacher. He's the most wicked teacher to ever walk the Earth. Mr. Oresanya na wicked man. Mr. Oresanya too wicked.

There was a cordial relationship between the students and some of the teachers. Student life was an awesome experience. I could write a million-page book on what life was like in GCL 2000-2006.

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Nice write-up.
Mr faleti was the biology teacher whilst Mr akinsiku of blessed memory was the physical education teacher.