Makun High School Old Students Set for Impactful 2026 First Quarterly Meeting

Makun High School Old Students Set for Impactful 2026 First Quarterly Meeting

Members of the Makun High School Old Students Association (MAHSOSA) are set to converge this Saturday, March 28, 2026, for their much-anticipated First Quarterly General Meeting, with expectations high for a productive and memorable gathering.

The meeting, scheduled to be held at the MAHSOSA National Secretariat Complex by 10:00 a.m. prompt, will focus on the timely theme, “Effective Leadership in Today’s Challenging Environment.” 

The session is expected to provide valuable insights into leadership strategies needed to navigate the complexities of modern society.

According to a statement released by the National Public Relations Officer of the association, Comrade Bashiru Hammed Adewale (popularly known as Prince Lahbash), the meeting will bring together key stakeholders of the association, including members of the National Executive Council, set chairmen and chairwomen, as well as the general membership spanning from the 1985 set to the 2025 set.

The gathering is not only designed to address important issues affecting the association and its members but also serves as a unique platform for reunion and bonding. 

Old students will have the opportunity to reconnect with longtime friends and schoolmates, share experiences, and strengthen existing networks.

Beyond deliberations, the event promises to be a rich avenue for intellectual exchange, collaboration, and mentorship across generations. 

Members are expected to rub minds, explore opportunities, and reinforce the shared values that have kept the association united over the years.

Organisers have described the meeting as one that will be both impactful and nostalgic, emphasizing that such reunions remind members that “there is no friend like old friends.”

All members have been encouraged to attend and actively participate, as the association continues to uphold its proud tradition captured in its rallying call: “We Lead, Others Follow!”

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