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Eghosa Anglican Grammar School Old Boys Association Class of 2000
Building Together
From Shared Roots to Global Impact: The Mission of Eghosa's Class of 2000
In the halls of every great institution, bonds are forged that transcend time and geography. For us, the old boys of the Eghosa Anglican Grammar School, Class of 2000, this truth is the foundation of our global family. Our journey began on the hallowed grounds of our alma mater in Benin City, Nigeria, but has since blossomed into a worldwide mission fueled by a collective spirit of excellence and a profound sense of responsibility to humanity. What started as a group of young men with dreams in the new millennium has transformed into a global body of leaders, innovators, and philanthropists united by a shared purpose.
Our story is one of transformation and compassion. Today, we are leaders in diverse fields such as medicine, finance, technology, and entrepreneurship, scattered across every continent. This diversity is our greatest strength, allowing us to enact meaningful and sustainable change. At the heart of our association lies a simple yet powerful force: kindheartedness. This shared compassion has transformed nostalgia into a catalyst for action, driving our two primary missions: uplifting our alma mater and empowering our communities.
We pay passionate attention to the educational development of Eghosa Anglican Grammar School, understanding that the foundation we received is a privilege that must be preserved for future generations. Our commitment is a strategic investment in the leaders of tomorrow. We pool our resources to renovate classrooms, modernize facilities, and sponsor scholarships for brilliant but underprivileged students. Our vision, however, extends far beyond the school gates. We are deeply engaged in youth development and critical social issues in the communities we call home. From skill acquisition workshops to funding local ventures, we actively work to improve the economic and social conditions around us.
Our philosophy is perfectly encapsulated by the words of anthropologist Margaret Mead:
"Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has."
We operate with a set of core values that guide every action we take: integrity, prudency, and effective public relations. Our integrity is our bond; we believe in transparency and honoring every promise we make. Prudence guides our management of resources, ensuring every contribution delivers the maximum possible impact. We believe our story can serve as a beacon, inspiring others to join our cause.
Our goal is accommodative, and our arms are open. We know the challenges facing our world are too large for any single group to solve alone. That is why we extend a heartfelt invitation to the public, compassionate donors, and corporate sponsors to join our mission. Your support can help us build a legacy of hope, opportunity, and unwavering service. Our journey has just begun, and together, we can continue to build a better, more livable world for all.


About
Who Are We?
Forged in Excellence, United in Purpose: The Enduring Legacy of the EAGSOBA Class of 2000
In the journey of life, certain foundations shape our character, inform our worldview, and forge bonds that time cannot erode. For the members of the Eghosa Anglican Grammar School Old Boys Association (EGHOBA), Class of 2000, this foundation was laid within the venerable halls of our alma mater in Benin City, Nigeria. Today, what began as a shared educational experience has blossomed into a global movement driven by a singular, powerful mission: to leverage our collective success and kindheartedness for the betterment of society. We are a body of people with great minds, driven by our outstanding excellence from various fields of humanity, and it is this spirit that unites us in our commitment to social welfare, community development, and educational advancement.
The Genesis of a Lifelong Commitment
Eghosa Anglican Grammar School is more than just an institution; it is a crucible where character, discipline, and academic rigor were instilled in us. The lessons we learned there transcended textbooks and classrooms. They were lessons in integrity, perseverance, and the importance of community. It is from this fertile ground that the EGHOBA Class of 2000 emerged, not merely as alumni, but as custodians of a legacy. Our members have since dispersed across the globe, distinguishing themselves in fields as diverse as medicine, engineering, law, technology, arts, and finance. Yet, despite geographical distances and varied career paths, our shared origin remains the unbreakable thread that binds us. This common heritage has cultivated a profound sense of responsibility—a duty to give back to the institution that shaped us and the communities that nurtured us.
Nurturing Our Roots: A Focus on Educational Development
At the heart of our mission lies a deep-seated commitment to our alma mater. We firmly believe that quality education is the cornerstone of societal progress and individual empowerment. It is the key that unlocks potential and paves the way for a brighter future. This conviction fuels our drive to pay close attention to educational development, particularly through the provision of essential infrastructures and other uplifting educational initiatives at Eghosa Anglican Grammar School.
"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." — Nelson Mandela
Inspired by this powerful truth, our initiatives are designed to be both impactful and sustainable. We have embarked on projects aimed at modernizing the learning environment, ensuring that current and future students have access to resources that we could only dream of. This includes the renovation of classrooms, the outfitting of science laboratories with modern equipment, and the establishment of a well-stocked library and digital resource center. Beyond physical infrastructure, we actively support programs that enhance the educational experience. Our uplifting initiatives include scholarship funds for brilliant but indigent students, mentorship programs connecting current students with our members across various professions, and sponsoring academic competitions to foster a spirit of healthy rivalry and excellence. Our goal is to ensure that Eghosa Anglican Grammar School remains a beacon of academic distinction, producing graduates who are prepared to lead and innovate in the 21st century.
Extending Our Reach: Community and Youth Empowerment
While our love for our alma mater is the starting point, our vision extends far beyond its gates. We recognize that a school does not exist in a vacuum; it is part of a larger community ecosystem. Therefore, we are passionately engaged in youth development programs and other vital social issues, striving to improve the economic and social conditions of our communities everywhere. Our kindheartedness has brought us together to contribute our best to this cause.
We understand that the youth are the future, and investing in them is the most critical investment we can make. Our youth development programs are multifaceted, addressing needs from skills acquisition to personal development. We organize workshops on entrepreneurship, digital literacy, and vocational training to equip young people with the practical skills needed to thrive in today's economy. By doing so, we aim to combat unemployment and empower the next generation to become self-reliant, contributing members of society.
Furthermore, we tackle pressing social issues by helping to foster sustainable community development. Whether it's through public health awareness campaigns, supporting local environmental sanitation efforts, or providing aid to vulnerable families, our objective is to create a tangible, positive impact. We believe that by improving the foundational conditions of our communities, we create a ripple effect of progress and well-being that benefits everyone.
A Global Network with a Unified Vision
One of our greatest strengths is the global diversity of our membership. The EGHOBA Class of 2000 has a presence on every continent, with members who are leaders and influencers in their respective societies. This international network enriches our association with a wealth of perspectives, expertise, and resources. It allows us to think globally while acting locally, implementing projects with an understanding of both international best practices and local contexts.
Our operations are guided by a steadfast commitment to our core values: utmost integrity, prudency, and effective public relations. We understand that trust is the currency of any successful non-profit endeavor. Therefore, we conduct all our affairs with complete transparency and accountability. Every resource entrusted to us is managed with prudency, ensuring maximum impact for every donation received. Through effective public relations, we strive to clearly communicate our mission, celebrate our successes, and build strong, lasting relationships with our partners and the public.
An Invitation to Join Our Heartfelt Train
The challenges facing our world are immense, but our resolve is stronger. We believe in the power of collective action and the profound impact that a dedicated group of individuals can have. The EGHOBA Class of 2000 is more than an old boys' association; we are a family united by a shared past and a common vision for a better future.
Our goal is accommodative, and our doors are open. We invite the general public, philanthropic donors, and corporate sponsors who share our feeling for humanity to join our heartfelt train. Your support, whether through financial contributions, in-kind donations, or strategic partnerships, can amplify our efforts and help us reach even more communities in need. Together, we can continue to build on this legacy of excellence and service, making our world a better and more livable place for generations to come. Join us as we continue to write this story of impact, one project at a time.

Activities
Bringing Change



Educational Infrastructure
A feet in time
At Eghosa Anglican Grammar School Old Boys Association Class of 2000, we are committed to our believe that every child deserve a better education, we pool our resources together to ensure that we reach a reasonable height, this is by no means easy to accomplish, we believe, that with the effort of the wider community, we will be able to do much, we invite you to connect and support us to reach a new height.
Homeless Outreach
Helping The Community
With this initiative, our goal is to promote great opportunities for those in need. With access to the right resources, people can become empowered by their own abilities and gain the confidence to fulfill their potential. Learn more about our work by getting in touch with our team today.
Food Donation Drop-Off
Reinforcing our Commitment
With our organization’s mission always in mind, we strive to find new strategies for dealing with this challenge. Food Donation Drop-Off is something that we take very seriously, and our team is working each and every day to make a positive impact. Contact us to learn more about our commitment to this cause.
“Every man is guilty of all the good he did not do”
Voltaire
Contact Eghosa Anglican Grammar School Old Boys Association Class of 2000
Get in touch with Eghosa Old Boys Association Class of 2000 to learn more about our work and how you can get involved.
104 New Lagos Road, Uselu, Benin City, Nigeria
+2348036894746