RSSOSA Alumni Celebrates 80th Anniversary, Unveils Logo

The Remo Secondary School Old Students Association (RSSOSA) has announced the launch of its official logo for the school’s 80th anniversary celebration.

The Association said after a selection process, members of RSSOSA participated in a poll to vote for their preferred design where the selected logo now serves as the official emblem of its 80th-anniversary celebrations, symbolizing the rich history, achievements, and enduring legacy of Remo Secondary School.

In a press statement signed by RSSOSA General Secretary, Adeolu Oyekan said the milestone event is a testament to the collective strength, unity, and dedication of the alumni community.

“We appreciate everyone who participated in the selection process and look forward to an unforgettable celebration as we mark 80 years of excellence, impact, and growth.

“The selection of the logo is coming on the heels of the appointment of Aare Wemmy Osude as the Director-General of the 80th Founders’ Day anniversary earlier in February.

President of RSSOSA, Aare Adetola EmmanuelKing described Aare Wemmy Osude, who is also the Chairman of the Ilisan Development Association (IDA), as “a round peg in a round hole.”

He emphasized that the appointment was the result of careful consideration and consultations, recognizing Aare Osude’s exemplary leadership, organizational expertise, and unwavering commitment to the advancement of Remo Secondary School.

In his acceptance speech, Aare Wemmy Olumide Osude expressed gratitude to the President and the RSSOSA executive committee for entrusting him with such a prestigious responsibility.

“I am deeply honored by this appointment and the confidence reposed in me. In this capacity, I will represent the vision of the future for RSS. For entrusting me with this crucial role, I pledge not to let the RSSOSA body down, not to let the National Executive led by a capacity-driven President, Aare EmmanuelKing, down, and not to let my family down. I am fully committed to delivering an outstanding and historic 80th Founder’s Day celebration,” he affirmed.

Founded on February 4, 1946, by Anglican and Methodist Church missionaries, Remo Secondary School is West Africa’s first co-educational secondary school. Recently recognized by the Ogun State Government as the Best Secondary School in Ogun State, the institution has a distinguished history of producing captains of industries, world-class professionals, and esteemed leaders.