Keeping the camaraderie real - CSSLOSA C88!

CSSLOSA, C88 - CLASS OF EAGLES

Funtional Groups

This is the structure that make us tick!

Business and Networking Group

This group was initiated to support C88 Set Classmates (most of who are Entrepreneurs) in their respective businesses.....

The Welfare Group

The committee has found many ways to cater to the well-being of members in as many ways as possible. Since inception, the committee....

The Owanbe Crew

The Owanbe Crew is a voluntary social group that started out casually but has grown to be formally recognized by the larger house. The platform......

The C88 Babes

The Covid lockdown was a period of stress, anxiety and loneliness for many. In May 2020, the idea to initiate a chat group for ladies to come together, support one .....

from the office of the president

Charge!

Dear Siblings (ComLag C88 Set Alumni Members), I am honored to serve as the President of our C88 Alumni Association, alongside a dedicated team of equally elected classmates (Samuel Olorogun, Kodjo Mensah, Janet Ajegbemika, Kemi Adenodi Dada, Akintomide Olatunji, Tope Opayinka Odeyinde, and Lewis Ofoegbu. Together we look forward to 2 years of collaborating with you in securing another successful leadership tenure for our C88 affairs. Having served in various C88 subcommittees and as vice president on the 2022 – 2024 EXCO, I have developed a deeper admiration for the significant strides we have made together. From the leadership of our Board of Trustees, our esteemed Ex-Presidents—Wole Shodunke, Funmi Suleman, and Kayode Ogunsola, alongside their dedicated EXCO Officers and subcommittees, we have achieved a notable organizational semblance that reflects our collective efforts and we should be proud of what we have accomplished together and remain in the place of appreciation to God As we look ahead, I am excited to introduce and Implement a C88 Biennial Strategic Plan (C88-BSP) which is my roadmap that will guide us in achieving our goals and objectives for the next 2 years. The C88-BSP focuses on five key areas: Engagement & Collaboration, Service& Impact, Enhance Wellbeing and Financial Boost. Through these focus areas, we aim to strengthen our ties, engage in meaningful collaborations, give back to our community, ensure the sustainability of our C88 association, and foster growth and development for ourselves. As a firm believer of living life with purpose and intentionality, I see value in the connections we share even in the midst of respecting people’s privacy. Our C88 community is truly a “beautiful thing ongoing” and by continuing to engage with one another purposefully, intentionally, and respectfully, we can achieve even greater things together. Let me use this opportunity to extend my heartfelt thanks and invitation to you to join me and the C88 Alumni Leadership on this exciting new journey. I believe that each of us has a vital role to play, and I urge you not to wait to be called upon to participate in our shared endeavors. Never hesitate to ask how you can help Finally, I look forward to us working together in the coming years, your support and input are invaluable to the success of our association. Together, we can make a difference and leave a lasting legacy for the future of our C88 Alumni affairs. Warmly,

Hawa Iyamabo

President, CSSLOSA C88 Set

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meet the team

Our executive Commitee

Samuel G. Olorogun

Vice President

Kodjo Babalola Mensah

General Secretary

Kemi Adenodi

Social Sec/PR Officer

Akintomide Olatunji

Financial Secretary

Lewis Ofoegbu

Legal Officer

Tope Opayinka

Welfare Officer

Kayode Ogunsola​

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    Memory lane

    Memories of Comlag

    On this beautiful Monday morning assembly in our auditorium, Col Lawal had asked what was the meaning of the word Elitism? a pin drop silence followed! By the way I was representing my house, Dragon House for this debate and had prepared well for the debate. Again his voice boomed with the question. I plucked up the courage and walked to the stage and mumbled what I thought was the answer. Then came the verdict, our Commandant gave nod of approval for efforts, he however admonished that in my response I had used the words “so therefore “ he said both words meant the same thing and it’s tautology. Till this day I have never forgotten and I remember he corrected in love which also made the blow bearable but it has remained a teachable moment with benefit of hindsight.
    Bisi Oyedeji
    Arriving on my first day in command, I was excited to meet and make new friends. I was allocated to Red house – Rima House (Name was changed to Octopus 2 years later). The year 5 student who became my school mother immediately helped me settle in. our house prefect – Senior Charity called All year one students to her bedside and gave us our orientation talk and timelines. Light out was called and I slept off but was rudely awakened the next day by the bell for wakeup and morning duty. Now the most memorable and turning point of my life – I was assigned to CLEAN THE FOUR (4) TOILETS. Now that to me was very inhumane, nightmarish, creepy, etc. I cried seriously because I had never done any household chores at home. ‘I WAS ON MY OWN’. That experience paved the way for me to be determined, focused and to see challenges as steps towards success. Thank you command for building me up.
    Joy Falola (Egege)
    It was Form 2, imagine the sordid experience of jesting with a classmate and suddenly it came to being pelted with a broken plate shrapnel. Running through a glass door in the course of honoring an errand. Imagine the ensuing barrage of social stigma of being the cynosure of endless tirade. The reverie brings me to deep-seated gratitude and appreciation to God for the courage and resilience of my parents and other inalienable support systems that saw me through the emotionally grueling tempest that characterized my formative years. However, I would always cherish the mentorship of Evans Bayefa, he was always there for me, nudging me to always be who I choose to be. This experience taught me to take responsibility and be sensitive to my environment.
    Sina David (Awojuyigbe)