Commander lauds school’s performance

The management of Command Secondary School, Ipaja, Lagos, has been praised for churning out good results. The Commander, Nigerian Army Education Corps, Major-General Dapo Adebayo, gave the praise last Thursday during the 2013/2014 valedictory service/speech & prize giving for about 420 graduands.
Adebayo, who was represented by Colonel Kabir Ndamadu, as special guest of honour, praised the school’s commandant, Col Yakubu Momoh, for the efforts made to achieve such successes as well as the improvement in learning and teaching infrastructure in a short time in office.
The Commander also commended the pupils for their brilliant performances in external examinations which he described as phenomenal in the history of the school.
He urged them to maintain the discipline they received from the school and not involve themselves in any act that could bring shame to the school.
Col Momoh, who was deployed to the school in February, urged the graduands to be focused in their new lives.

“Set out to get a great personal and professional life for yourself and do not be distracted.  Fix you sight on your goal and you will achieve it,” he said.
The Commandant urged the graduating students to be good ambassadors of their alma mater by not allowing the labour of their teachers and parents to be in vain.
At the event, chaired by Ikenna Anochie, Peter Lydia Omotayo emerged as the best overall pupil, while Ihenacho Chiamaka was the runner up.
While thanking the Commandant and the entire management of the school, the Senior Prefect (girl), Enah Rebecca, remarked that the 2014 graduands would not forget their teachers whom she described as “God sent moulders.”
She thanked them for the tuition, discipline and other virtues which according to her will make their lives fulfilling and rewarding.
Dignitaries who graced the occasion include the Alajasa of Ajasaland  Oba Sule Suberu; Olympic Medalist, Chioma Ajunwa, who is the Divisional Police officer (DPO)  Meiran Divisional Police Headquarters

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