The Dean of the College of Law, Chrisland University, Abeokuta, Dr. Oluwaseun Kayode Akinsola, has been sworn in as the 2nd Vice President of the Lisabi Grammar School Old Students’ Association (LIGSOSA) Global Executives.
The investiture, held on Saturday at the school premises in Abeokuta, Ogun State, witnessed the inauguration of Engr. Kayode Adeniji FNSE, as Global President alongside ten other executives who will serve for a two-year tenure.
Speaking after his inauguration, Dr. Akinsola, a Nigerian lawyer and academic, expressed gratitude to the association for the honour of entrusting him with the role.
“I am humbled by this call to serve. As an alumnus and as Dean of Law at Chrisland University, I see this as another opportunity to contribute to human capital development, not only for Lisabi Grammar School but for our society at large,” he said.
Dr. Akinsola reaffirmed his commitment to teamwork, inclusivity, and mentorship, stressing that alumni associations play a vital role in shaping the future of students.
“We must work hand in hand to ensure that current students are supported with mentorship, guidance, and resources. They are the torchbearers of tomorrow, and we owe them a solid foundation,” he added.
Outgoing Global President, Alhaji Taofik Ogunremi Lawal FCA, highlighted his achievements during his four-year tenure, including the completion of the Chief Bode Akindele Hostels for Boys and Girls, establishment of a functional association office, and the re-establishment of a school clinic. He urged the new executives to build on these foundations.
“Our administration kept its promises, from mobilizing over forty Sets into the Association to delivering key infrastructure projects. I urge the new leaders to sustain the momentum and raise the bar of excellence,” Lawal said.
Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Elijah Ola Adediwura FCA, charged the new executives to embrace accountability and integrity in their leadership.
“The new administration must set a standard of excellence. Oversight, transparency, and service should remain the guiding principles,” he said.
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