The great association of former students of the Independence Hall (Gihaa) has formally launched, with the commitment to deepen the participation of students and support development initiatives within the community of the University of Ibadan.
The association, which includes the former residents of the prestigious Great Independence Hall, aims to defend the proud traditions of the room while creating new ways for collaboration, tutoring and social impact.
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This was revealed in a statement by the president of the Association, Omotola Ifafore, made available to the Tribe Tribune in Abuja on Saturday.
Speaking about the establishment of Gihaa, before emphasizing the importance of collective action among alumni.
“Our mission is based on the belief that through collective effort and mutual commitment, we can achieve a substantial and durable impact,” IFEFORE said.
Among the group planned initiatives are network events to promote professional and personal growth; Community dissemination projects aimed at promoting social responsibility; and educational programs, such as scholarships and learning support for current students.
For his first great philanthropic effort, Gihaa is donating a public addresses system to the student body of the great independence room.
The donation is aimed at improving communication and participation during students' activities and events.
“In a concert, we can cultivate a dynamic and support community that really exemplifies the spirit of the Great Independence Chamber,” IFEFORE added.
The Association has also extended an invitation to all the former students of Independence Hall and members of the public to join their efforts to strengthen ties and advance in the legacy of the room.