NNSS Ojo Alumni’ 89 Donates Laptops To Alma Mater
The 1989 set of the Nigerian Navy Secondary School (NNSS), Ojo, Lagos State, on Saturday, 4th October, 2025, donated 35 brand Laptops to their alma mater in support of digital learning to marked their 35th anniversary celebration as a reunion.
Speaking at the event, which was held at Nigerian Navy Sports Complex, Navy Town, Ojo, Lagos State, the President of the NNSS Ojo ’89 Set, Mr. Oluwafemi Awoyemi, commended the school for the quality education, discipline, and values it instilled in them, which, according to him, have continued to shape their lives and careers in the military and other professional fields.
Awoyemi noted that the reunion was not just a celebration of old memories but a testament to the enduring spirit of unity, brotherhood, altruism, and patriotism that defines graduates of NNSS Ojo.
He described the laptops donation as a token of appreciation to the school, adding that the gesture was deliberately aimed at empowering current students with digital tools that will prepare them for the future of work.
“We are passionate about equipping the students with 21st-century learning tools. The future belongs to those who are digitally prepared, and we want NNSS Ojo students to be at the forefront,” Awoyemi said.
In her remarks, the Commandant of NNSS Ojo, Captain Nkari Ngaji Adeyemi, expressed heartfelt appreciation to the ’89 set for their generous contribution, describing the gesture as a source of motivation and pride for both the staff and students.
She encouraged the students to emulate the alumni’s spirit of giving back and to always prioritize the interests of the school, even after completing their education.
“You all are living proofs that NNSS Ojo has made a positive impact in your lives. Your donation has created a consciousness among our current students to cultivate the habit of giving back to society,” Captain Adeyemi stated.
She also noted that the laptops would complement previous donations made by other alumni sets, which included scholarships and educational aids, and called on more past students to support the school’s transformative journey toward excellence in teaching and learning.
Delivering his goodwill message, the Special Guest of Honour, Commodore Shehu Mohammed Tasiu, Commander, NNS WEY, described the donation as a commendable example of partnership for national educational development.
He emphasized that the government alone can not bridge the gaps in the education sector without the active involvement of individuals, private organizations, and alumni bodies.
“Schools that maintain lasting relationships with their alumni often benefit from continuous support. Alumni engagement is a vital catalyst for institutional growth,” Commodore Tasiu stated.
Also speaking, the Chairman of the Parents and Teachers Association (PTA), Engr. Aderemi Adetunji applauded the ’89 set for their generosity and commitment to uplifting the students.
He assured that the PTA would continue to strengthen the existing collaboration between the association, school management, alumni, and students.
The celebration featured a variety of sporting and entertainment activities, during which students participated in friendly competitions. Gift items were presented to winners, adding colour and excitement to the memorable event.
