Old Students Donate Desktop Computers To Alma mata, Attend School Assembly In Uniform

By Hassan Umar Shallpella

As a way of giving back to the society, the AMOSA Class of 1991 has donated 12 sets of Desktop Computers to AMOSA Computer Training Centre situated at Aliyu Mustapha College Yola as part of its contribution to uplift educational standard in the College.
The Association also presented awards to some persons who make their foot prints towards advancement of education in the institution, state and nation at large.
The presentation was part of a reunion organized by the Association to commemorate their 30th anniversary celebration of graduation from the college.

Making the presentation of the computers, the Chairman AMOSA class of 1991, Comrade Aliyu Ahmed Bazza said the items were donated to compliment government efforts in the educational sector as government cannot do everything for them.
While soliciting for support and cooperation from the members, Bazza urged them to continue to unite and contribute positively to the union as well as assists each other in all areas of human endeavours.
He said the event was organized to afford the former classmates meet with old friends and to know challenges faced by the college with a view to assist in the areas it can.
Receiving the computers, the Principal of the College Alhaji Ibrahim Hammanadama Tukur commended the members for their foresight and expressed delight with the posture demonstrated by the members in attending the School Assembly in their former uniforms.
In his speech, the Chairman Board of Trustees of AMOSA and former President of the Association, Doctor Usman Ahmed Dadah described members of the set as true ambassadors of the College and urged other sets of the union in the College to emulate them.