Omi Alumni Foundation-OAF

17/11/2025

It pays to be good always!

May the efforts of these tireless stakeholders manifest into lasting blissful success

Bless unto you, this day,as always,and forever more

18/09/2025

OMI ALUMNI FOUNDATION OAF

Dear Esteemed Members of Omi Alumni Foundation (OAF),

*ANTICIPATE: OAF REUNION 2025*

We are thrilled to bring to your awareness, an ongoing plans to stage the next edition of *OMI ALUMNI FOUNDATION OAF, _ANNUAL GENERAL REUNION_*

The most awaited moment is almost here, ANTICIPATE it with great pleasure🥰🍱🍮🍾🎿🪂🎸🎻🪇🏵️🎗️!

It is with most excitement we bring to your awareness, that our annual reunion is scheduled for the *end of this year*!
This annual celebration of memorable companionship will bring together again ,as old friends, classmates, and fellow alumni to reminisce about cherished memories, forge new connections, and celebrate the bond that unites us all

*You will need to mark your Calendars!*

_The exact Date Time & Venue will be communicated soon 🔜_

*What to Expect:*
✓Heartwarming reunions with old friends and classmates
✓Inspiring stories of achievements and milestones
✓Engaging discussions on the future of our alma mater and community
✓Fun-filled activities, entertainment, sport and more!

*Get Ready to Reconnect!*

We invite all members to join us for an unforgettable event of laughter, nostalgia, and camaraderie. Your presence will make this reunion truly special. Make your schedules to fit-in on this coming reunion. You can't afford to miss it!

*Stay Tuned for Updates!*
We will be sharing more details soon, so keep an eye on your inbox and on our social media channels for the latest information

*Let's Make this forthcoming General Reunion Unforgettable!*

We look forward to seeing you there!

Have the assurance of our best regards

For

Omi Alumni Foundation (OAF),
Thursday 18th September 2025

15/09/2025

Before vs Now: Ebira-born Muslim cleric, Bello Muhammad Tahir (BMT), has used his platform to raise funds and build a new house for an elderly woman in Ogaminana, Adavi LGA.

Allahumma Bárik 🤝

Source: BMT Ebira | Facebook

11/04/2025

31/12/2024

Omi Alumni Foundation OAF

Happy New Year 2025 🎉🎈🎂

We wish all our members across the globe,a blissfully transformative year 2025

May we be more compassionate and caring to one another, and to humanity at large

May this year brings forth all the goodness it holds into our Home, Association and the Society

Happy New Prosperous Year 2025

Omi Alumni Foundation...Building greater future together

24/12/2024

Omi Alumni Foundation (OAF)

REUNION & CONVENTION 2025

A call for all sons and daughters of Government Day Secondary School Inoziomi,Adavi , Kogi State

It's going to be a memorable day worth spending together as an Alumni

A new dawn is here,let's usher it in!

You can't afford to miss this golden day and all its mouth-watering discourse!

24/12/2024

Omi Alumni Foundation (OAF)

Christmas Goodwill message 2024

We wish our Christain brethren a festivity filled with joy,love and compassion

OAF... Building greater future together

24/12/2024

Omi Alumni Foundation (OAF)

Christmas Goodwill message 2024

We wish our Christain brethren a festivity filled with joy,love and compassion

Merry Christmas 2024✨🎅🤶🌴🍾🍷🎄🎍

OAF... Building greater future together

30/11/2024

Humanity First:
In the 1990s, a photo of a vulture waiting for a starving little girl to die so it could feed on her body was widely circulated.
This photo was taken during the 1993/94 famine in Sudan, by Kevin Carter, a South African photojournalist, who later won the Pulitzer Prize for this “incredible photo.”
However, while Kevin Carter was enjoying his achievement and being celebrated on major news channels and networks around the world for his “exceptional photographic talent,” he only lived a few months to enjoy his supposed success and fame, as he later suffered a breakdown and committed su***de!
Kevin Carter’s depression began when, during one of these interviews (a phone-in show), someone called and asked him what had happened to the little girl. He simply replied, "I didn't wait to find out after that flash, because I had a flight to catch..."
Then the caller said, "I just wanted to make you understand that there were two vultures that day, and one had a camera."
So, Kevin Carter's constant thinking about this statement later led him to depression and he eventually committed su***de. He could have still been alive today and even much more famous, if he had just picked up that little girl after her photo and taken her to the UN Feeding Center, which she was probably trying to reach, or at least taken her to a safe place.
Today, unfortunately, this is what is happening all over the world. The world celebrates stupidity and inhumane acts, at the expense of acts of heart and bravery.
Kevin Carter should have taken the little girl away from that place, which would have cost him nothing, but he didn't.
This is the inhumane posture: "he had plenty of time to take his flash, but he didn't have time to save a little girl's life."
So,we all need to understand that the purpose of life is also to touch lives.Are you also a vulture?

In everything we do,let us put humanity first,before what we can gain from the situation.In everything we do,always think of others©

25/11/2024

Nice write-up!

A true story of many of us!🤔📝

Growing up, I often wondered why my father, despite being financially comfortable, insisted on taking my brothers and me to the farm. We would spend hours toiling in the scorching sun, planting, weeding, and harvesting crops. At the time, I didn't understand the significance of this experience, but as I grew older, I came to realize that my father's intentions went beyond just teaching us how to farm.

My father's decision to take us to the farm was a deliberate attempt to instill in us the value of hard work and the importance of earning our keep. He wanted us to understand that success and prosperity don't come easily, but rather through dedication, perseverance, and sweat. By working on the farm, we learned to appreciate the fruits of our labor and the satisfaction that comes with a job well done.

The farm also served as a training ground for developing resilience and strength in the face of hardship. The physical demands of farm work, coupled with the unpredictable nature of the weather (sometimes drenched by the rain), taught us to be adaptable and to persevere through challenges. My father's guidance and encouragement helped us to develop a strong work ethic and a never-give-up attitude.

As I navigate the complexities of adulthood, I am grateful for the lessons I learned on the farm. The prevailing pressures of modern life, including financial stress, social media expectations, and relationship challenges, can be overwhelming. However, the training I received on the farm has equipped me with the resilience and determination needed to withstand these pressures.

During my undergraduate research practical, what my colleagues saw as tedious work was a bonus to me because it was not even up to 1/10 of the farm work I do every day on my father’s farm.

In a world where instant gratification and entitlement are increasingly prevalent, my father's decision to take us to the farm was a wise and forward-thinking move. By teaching us the value of hard work and the importance of earning our keep, he has given us a strong foundation for success and a lifelong appreciation for the rewards of diligent effort.

Take your children to the farm, it is not a sign of poverty but a lesson every son of the soil should learn, farming is part of our ancestral heritages.

Credit: Omeiza Richard|Facebook

24/11/2024

THE OHIKU DAY

The Entirety of Ebira nation, has their representatives converged at the Palace of the OHINOYI of Ebira people, to commemorate the world OHIKU Day 2024.

The Ohiku Day is meant to celebrate our unity and shared heritage, bringing together Ebira sons and daughters for a stronger future.

All of us at Omi Alumni Foundation rejoice with all Ebira sons and daughters across the globe

We send our royal greetings to the sagacious leadership of our Father and Ohinoyi of Ebiraland; His Royal Majesty,Saaki Alh. Ahmed Tijani Anaje Dorfniyas, whose leadership, has shown our togetherness as the path to greatness!

Our immeasurable honor is as well reserved for the political father of Kogi State,His Excellency Alh.Ahmed Usman Ododo@Alhaji Ahmed Usman Ododo

We equally appreciate our 001@Ajuwa Ohindase Abdullateef and his team for their unrelenting effort, trying to bring all hands on deck for collective positive impact on our Alma Mata GDSS Inoziomi and the larger Society