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ENTRIES For 2007

December 28, 2007, 11:45 am, *soje wangboje wrote:  
hello my fellow great men and women.i am soje wangboje,class of 1989 udss.Those of you who knew me probably thought i was some kind of deviant because of my never-ending bag of tricks!!! will be more than glad to hear from my people.my email is sojeapex@yahoo.com.stay blessed and have a glorious 2008 ahead.
December 27, 2007, 6:43 pm, *Rume Ena-Isiavwe wrote:  
A fulfilling new year, I wish everyone
December 24, 2007, 9:46 am, *Edofolks wrote:  
Merry Christmas to you all and may God grant you all your wishes that are good for you. Amen & Ise.
December 22, 2007, 12:15 am, *Rahul wrote:  
Oops , forgot to write my email - parimoo@gmail.com
December 22, 2007, 12:13 am, *Rahul Parimoo wrote:  
Hey Guys , great to see my school on the internet. I schooled at UDSS between 83-85 ( Form 1-11 ). Would love to hear from my classmates again. I was the slender Indian guy with big glasses. ( now sleek ).Currently in the States, I see lots of folks stateside, would love to hear from you all.
Take care,
December 20, 2007, 7:12 am, *Abu Lamidi wrote:  
I would like to hear from all those guuuuuuys that went to uiben Demonstratation seondary between the year 1984 to 1991.
December 19, 2007, 1:04 pm, *Daniel Oshobugie wrote:  
Whatup! This is Dan representing Fugar city, Edo state
December 17, 2007, 11:57 am, *CYRIL OJO (AKA MAKANAKY) wrote:  
IF YOU KNOW THE FOLLOWING GUYS PLEASE TELL THEM TO MAKE CONTACT WITH ME,KINGSLEY OKOSUN,SUNNY IMAFIDON,CHARLES EHENIKPKEN(CHICO),AMBROSE OKOSUN(SJ),NOBERT AYINOR,DR DAN OKUNGBOWA,ISOKPAN,EMEKA OFFILI,EMEKA OBI,OCHUKO OMARUAYE AND ALL STUDENTS THAT GRADUATED FROM THE SCHOOL OF PHARMACY, UNIBEN 1995 . ITS BEING A LONG TIME SINCE I LOST CONTACT WITH ALL OF THEM,I AM VERY EAGER TO REACH OUT TO ALL OF YOU.
EMAIL ADDRESS : ceojo@webmail.co.za TELL NO 00 27 82 37 11 976
December 3, 2007, 11:48 am, *ueriya@yahoo.com wrote:  
Hi All, Can anyone help me locate Karl Omo-omoruyi? Class of 1991. Thanks Ufuoma (Eriya) Affun
December 3, 2007, 11:44 am, *ueriya@yahoo.com wrote:  
Hi Ehi, Great work as usual. You've reunited me and UDSS Best friend Florence Okosun Via Frank. Thanks a mill. I'm really thrilled!!!
December 3, 2007, 8:23 am, *anonymous wrote:  
i was looking at the schools. going through the information for USS it really brough back some memories. man those songs. God whose name is love that is a good song.... anyway thanks so much really you have indeed brightned my day.

God bless
Salvation
December 3, 2007, 8:12 am, *salvation0104@yahoo.com wrote:  
Very interesting. Keep up the good work. I enjoyed the history lesson this morning.

Salvation
November 25, 2007, 7:41 am, *anonymous wrote:  
hi my email has changed. please wirte to priya for the info i asked before to free2raag@hotmail.
Thanks
November 18, 2007, 11:43 am, *Rume Ena-Isiavwe wrote:  
A good site, this is.
November 17, 2007, 2:12 pm, *Akin Odebunmi wrote:  
Salutations from an "adopted son",

USS and UDSS class of '89
I check in every now and then. Good work keeping the site updated.
If anyone in my set finds themselves in California, send word and we might do that reminiscing thing we tend to do as we all get older.

Akin
akin.odebunmi@gmail.com
November 14, 2007, 2:31 pm, *Dr Frank okosun wrote:  
HI GUYS!I AM REALLY IMPRESSED WITH THIS WEBSITE.YOU GUYS DID A TERRIFIC JOB I ALMOST CRIED.WELL I WANT TO SEND A SHOUT OUT TO ALL UDOSITES ESPECIALLY 98 SET WHEREVER YOU ARE.YOU GUYS WERE THE BOMB.I WOULD LIKE TO GET IN TOUCH WITH MY FORMER CLASSMATES WHO ARE HERE IN US.ELOKA,IMOISI(BAD BOY),OSE,AITUA AND CO.THIS IS YOUR BOY FRANK OKOSUN FROM ATLANTA,GEORGIA.EMAIL ADDRESS IS OKOSSITE@YAHOO.COM.THANKS.
November 12, 2007, 10:16 pm, *anonymous wrote:  
What ignorance!!! HIV is everywhere and with every people. We all should protect ourselves at all times, be faithful, and be openly honest about it.
November 12, 2007, 5:31 pm, *"THE SON OF HE" wrote:  
Edo folks, lots of you are carring the HIV virus and are also spreading if like you don't care, guess what if you don't tell your partner/s about it God will not forgive you for this horrible sins.
You know so well you have HIV, so do the brave thing and let your partners know about it....this will slow down the spread of HIV at least, and God will that you have done your part.
For this I say PEACE, STAY CLEAN AND GOD BLESS.
 
November 5, 2007, 9:52 pm, *Adedayo wrote:  
I must say that this is one of the best and most organized Nigerian webite ever. I have never bought a book, but I always donate because I am impressed with the wealth of information. People may buy and people may donate. We all know that Edofolks is no charity. Please keep the flag flying very high.
November 5, 2007, 8:51 pm, *anonymous wrote:  
can somebody please tell me what is happening ?
November 5, 2007, 8:34 pm, *Dr. Tim Thompson wrote:  
Edofolks, please stay focused. There will be a lot of distractions in life, but you must rise above them all to reach God's destiny for your life. As long as you do not claim that you are a charity, you have the legal right to ask for any support. BTW, I purchased your book and my wife thinks it is great. She has also recommended it to her sociology class. Good luck.

November 3, 2007, 4:45 pm, *anonymous wrote:
Once again I acknowlege your effort, but I still find your instruction ("Best Viewed From Our Home Page Under Schools") on the home page of Immaculate Concetion Collge website very misleading. It is to me a calculated attempt by Edofolks.com website to mislead your clients to believe your website is very popular enough to advertise. For God's sake on your homepage you had requested for donations.., hmmmmm, tell me is Edofolks organisation a registered charity organisation, if so may I know the country that you organisation is registered?

November 1, 2007, 1:30 pm, *Ehi wrote:  
I believe that Amazon.com can send it to your address or P. O. Box if you purchase it online with a credit card. I hope this helps. God bless.
October 31, 2007, 4:16 am, *anonymous wrote:  
DEAR EHI AIMIUWU;
HOW DO I GET TO BUY THE BOOK TITLED "LIVING WITH A PEACE OF MIND", FROM HERE IN NIGERIA.

REGARDS,

RAYNER.
October 30, 2007, 6:23 pm, *Ehi wrote:  
Thanks to everyone that has bought the book titled "Living With A Peace of Mind" and thanks for supporting Edofolks.
October 24, 2007, 8:54 am, *PIUS OSAHENI IDUOZEE wrote:  
I am happy to have stumbled into this site Iwas a student of 92 class though in the art class,graduated from uniben but I am now based in Italy,my phone number is:3347357408
October 23, 2007, 3:23 pm, *morganinternational@yahoo.com wrote:  
I am so happy, so pleased to know of the present state of the school. I thank all that contributed to the redevelopment of this lovely school (ICC) I finished from. The redevelopment reminds me of Lazarus resurrection to life... this school was once dead in the hands of the state government but now resurrected.

God bless us all.

Morgan O.I. Cole
October 18, 2007, 6:48 pm, *durrell_kio@yahoo.com wrote:  
this site has a lot to offer. ehi and all you who contribute,..kudos.
i am onoise kio, 1995 set, udss. my friends out there i greet you all. i'll like to hear from you plssss. durrell_kio@yahoo.com
October 18, 2007, 8:40 am, *jrfrierson@yahoo.com wrote:  
Hello, i am trying to find out if there is a company called Terry Jones Loan Lenders there.
October 17, 2007, 6:59 am, *anonymous wrote:  
Hello Ehi,

you are doing an excellent job with the website. It was real nice to see some long forgotten faces. I'd try and look for some old pics and send them. Great job man, keep it up.
- Osagie Zogie-Odigie (class of 1992)
 
October 15, 2007, 11:35 pm, *keisha osa wrote:  
This is like the coolest edo website. m impressed.Nice pictures and all that. i attended staff sch and left just after primary sch. seeing it again, is like........WOW!!!!!thanks for bringing back old memories. See ya!!!didnt kn there was alot of benin folks around too.
October 9, 2007, 3:54 pm, *anonymous wrote:  
Anire,..its me Ewaen Ogbeide.
October 9, 2007, 3:52 pm, *anonymous wrote:  
Dear Anire,
Imudiase is in America.
How are u doing? Cool I know.
October 8, 2007, 10:52 am, *Anire Bafor wrote:  
Ehi you are doing a marvellous job. Keep it up. Where is Imudiase your elder brother?
October 7, 2007, 11:49 am, *ifueko4@hotmail.com wrote:  
Regarding your aforementioned story... It is actually the reverse. Ivb'edo, Edo people, DID NOT migrate or come from the Yoruba's as you had inquired. It is just unfortunate for us Edo people, that we refused to go to school or enlighten ourselves in the ancient days. Therefore, for a very long time were illitrate, ignorant, and didn't think of our future, especially during colonization era. We refused adamantly to accept the white man's way of life and rules. For example, Ovbi'edo will rather send their helpers to school with the notion of: It's not my child the white man will punish, or beat, or something like that.
To conclude, our helpers and those cultures who readily accepted the colonization ways of life, became educated and enlightened. As a result of that, they had the advantage and opportunity to re-write history the way they saw fit.

P.S. check out our history books by Jacob Egharevba, especially the short stories.

Regards,
"Edo ore odion"
October 6, 2007, 11:52 am, *anonymous wrote:  
Dear Osarugue:

Regarding your aforementioned story... It is actually the reverse. Ivb'edo, Edo people, DID NOT migrate or come from the Yoruba's as you had inquired. It is just unfortunate for us Edo people, that we refused to go to school or enlighten our selves in the ancient days. Therefore for a very long time were illitrate, ignorant, and didn't think of our future, especially during colonization era, were we refused adamantly to accept the white mans way of life and rules. For example, they will rather send their helpers to school with the notion of it's not my child the white man will punish, or beat, or something like that.
To conclude, our helpers and those cultures who readily accepted the colonization ways of life, became educated and enlightened. As a result of that, they had the advantage and opportunity to re-write history...
P.S. check out our history books by Jacob Egharevba, especially the short stories.

Regards,
"Edo ore odion"
September 29, 2007, 6:19 am, *Osarugue Parker ERO wrote:  
Hello, please can any one email me to prove to me that, that said story,that the Binis origin are from the Yoruba's. my email contact. rtd_eroparker@africamail.com. please the binis let be proud of of language. We are great people gifted from God almighty. Dr Osarugue ERO.
September 26, 2007, 6:25 am, *Steve Osaguona wrote:  
Just realised I did not include my email address in the last message. It is osasteve@hotmail.com. Steve Osaguona
September 26, 2007, 6:23 am, *Steve Osaguona wrote:  
Hi everyone, just stumbled on this site while messing around online. Pretty exciting. I was in the 1st set of graduates from UDSS(1986), was in 5 B. Anyone, everyone can give me a hala. Would like to re establish links with as many UDSS folks as possible. Currently, I reside in Charleston, South Carolina. Please feel free to respond. Steve Osaguona, MD.
September 25, 2007, 8:23 am, *anonymous wrote:  
Hi my email address for priya victor is free2raag@hotmail.com. Please please respond if any of you are out there or if anyone can give me any info. thanks
September 25, 2007, 8:21 am, *Priya victor wrote:  
Hi... I am an ex student of UDSS and I left in 1989. i was there till form 4. I am looking to reconnect with some of my friends, like george anderson, mohus sanyal, joy, Ochuko eruero, anita ukponwan, onome eruero, emeka nwanka, emily, itohan, and the rest. they were all there students in 1989 forms 5 and 4. please do get in touch with me if you have any info.
Let our bridges meet again.
September 21, 2007, 6:23 am, *Dr. chiedozie IBENEME wrote:  
Hi everyone,
was overwhelmed when i saw the pictures,
memories of people and those events long forgotten,
felt like crying.
Too bad,
we can never go back,
or make things be the way they were before,
guess we have to live with that,
but i'd cherish every thought and memory,
of my school, teachers,classmates and friends.
I Love You.
chiedozie (UDSS class of '97)
September 15, 2007, 3:01 pm, *ehi wrote:  
Stanley and Ero, God bless us all.
September 15, 2007, 9:50 am, Stanley 4 Jesus wrote:  
ONLY JESUS CAN CHANGE NIGERIA NOT ONLY BENIN KINGDOM,
INSTEAD OF COMPLAING LET UNITE AND HELP THE SITUATION
ONE LOVE
September 14, 2007, 3:40 pm, *ero osagie wrote:  
yes it all true about what was written about the history of the benin but one fact remain unclear and still a mistery today how come the children from the benin kingdom all became prostitude and arm robbers,aninni,monday osunbor,the commercial sex trade in italy and all around europe will testify to my quest for more knowledge of the benin kingdom
September 13, 2007, 9:10 am, *meikool7@yahoo.com wrote:  
" The quality of life you live is dependent on how much of God's Word you feed on, abide in and declare with your mouth. With words, God created the world we live in. He spoke and creation leapt into being. God's words have such power that it holds everything in the universe in place. Like God, your words are also very potent. They have the ability to create or destroy. They can bring you happiness or sadness, health or death. Your words actually determine what you get. Keep meditating on the Word and it will transform you by renewing your mind; then the words you speak will be the Word of God, full of power and creative ability. - Biodun Mary Osazuwa
 
September 13, 2007, 9:02 am, *meikool7@yahoo.com wrote:  
I am anointed and fashioned to produce good works. Just like Jesus, I do the works of my heavenly Father: I heal the sick, cast out devils, raise the dead and preach the gospel with power. I am rich and thoroughly furnished unto all good works. I am a helper, a lifter and a giver.
(Abiodun Mary Osazuwa)
September 13, 2007, 8:58 am, *meikool7@yahoo.com wrote:  
Remember your heart
For it is the key to love.
Remember all love
For love is the key to your soul.
Remember your soul
For it is your Foundation.
(Abiodun Mary Osazuwa)
September 13, 2007, 8:57 am, *meikool7@yahoo.com wrote:  
"No matter what happens to you, if you can draw strength from God and the people you love, nothing can ever defeat you."(Abiodun Mary Osazuwa)
September 13, 2007, 8:56 am, *meikool7@yahoo.com wrote:  
"When you get into a tight place and everything goes against you, till it seems as though you could not hang on a minute longer, never give up then, for that is just the place and time that the tide will turn." (Abiodun Mary Osazuwa)
September 10, 2007, 8:24 am, *ceojo@webmail.co.za wrote:  
I want to congratulate all nigerians at home and in diaspora for winning the FIFA-17 Soccer World Cup,it is worth celebrating considering that not much can be celebrated about in the country.I say hello also to all my friends,family and anybody who happens to read this message god bless you all.
its me CYRIL OJO (AKA MAKANAKY)
September 3, 2007, 1:04 pm, *nade wrote:  
Great site. I´m Spanish, married to a Nigerian, Edo, and you´ve really helped me with this site, most of all, for the language. Keep working on it, please
September 3, 2007, 10:59 am, *abiodun osazuwa wrote:  
Working for God
Joe had always been a helpful neighbor and so the lady next door asked him if he could drive her little son to the hospital. Actually, Joe had other plans but he did not know how to say no. So he sat the little boy onto the car seat, fastened his seat belt, and started off on the 50-mile trip to the hospital. As they were driving along, the little boy slowly turned to Joe and asked: "Are you God?" Startled, Joe said: "No." The boy continued: "I heard my mommy asking God for some way to get me to a doctor. If you are not God, do you work for God?" Joe replied: "I guess so - sometimes. And now that you ask, I will be doing it a lot more."
Are you on God's most current employee list...?
 
September 3, 2007, 10:57 am, *Mary Osazuwa wrote:  
A Bamboo Tree
A farmer had a cluster of beautiful bamboo trees. One day he stood before the tallest one and said, "My friend, I need you." "Sir," said the bamboo, "Use me in any way you wish, I am ready." Then the gardener's voice became serious and he said, "In order to use you, I've got to split you in half." Then the bamboo reacted, "Split me" Oh, no... I'm the nicest bamboo in this garden. Use me in any way you wish, but please don't split me in half." "Well," said the gardener, "if I can't split you, I can't use you." The bamboo went silent. Then it bowed its head and said, "Okay. If the only way you can use me, is by splitting me, go ahead." "But that's not all," said the gardener. "I am going to have to cut off all your branches." "That will be the end of my beauty," the bamboo said. "But - if that's the only way I can be of use - cut me down altogether." So the farmer cut down the bamboo, removed its branches and split it down the middle. After hollowing out its insides, he brought it to a spring of water. It became a pipe to bring water to the gardens and make them fertile and fruitful.
It gave its life to help other lives. Everyday right around us people are giving their lives that we might live... Take our parents, our teachers, ... our pastors, etc
 
September 2, 2007, 1:05 am, *obagab@hotmail.com wrote:  
Here is a big shout out from Gabriel Obadan (Class of '89) to all ex Staff School and UDSS folks! I would like to take this opportunity to pay TRIBUTE to (late) WEMBA OTIKE-ODIBI but for whos intervention I would have drowned in the Uniben swimming pool back in 1988. You will be remembered by everyone who ever had the privilege of knowing you for your kindness and generousity. You are FOREVER in my thoughts...... Your Life was not in vein for you saved mine!!!...May the good Lord rest your soul.
 
August 30, 2007, 10:55 am, *kikipeng8888@hotmail.com wrote:  
reach out and touch someone :) xxx peace
August 29, 2007, 5:41 pm, *anonymous wrote:  
The secret of joy in work is contained in one word- excellence. To know how to do something well is to enjoy it. thank you. kenneth omoruyi. houston,tx.
August 27, 2007, 6:02 pm, *NOSA PAUL UWAGBOE wrote:  
Hi, my folks i really do kiss u all. especially ICC 1988 set. Smauel Ehize, are out there? this is my email: nosapauluwagboe@yahoo.co.uk
August 24, 2007, 2:00 pm, *ewaeno@hotmail.com wrote:  
Actually, the full pronunciation of the name "ESOSA" in Benin goes thus: ESEOGHOSA.
So like I pointed out earlier, it means God's own gift to you.
August 24, 2007, 1:57 pm, *anonymous wrote:  
"ESOSA" means God's Gift.
i.e. A precious gift from God Almighty to you free of charge.
August 22, 2007, 8:09 am, *anonymous wrote:  
hello folks, i am trying to determine the meaning of "ESOSA".
can i get help.

thanks
August 9, 2007, 8:45 am, *anonymous wrote:  
Hi every one. Am Ejiro Okpakovwoko set of 92 UDSS. I will like to get in contact with my old Friend Philip Agbamu. My Number Is 08055518597. I live in Lagos Okpebi Ikeja. Ehi keep the good work.My email is Kpakoeyepin@yahoo.com
August 8, 2007, 1:48 am, *anonymous wrote:  
Please the people of edo state. I am raymond isidienu and I lost contact with my girlfriend LINDA OSAGHAE and will be eternally greatful if anyone can reunite us. Her number used to be 08035011222 and she must have graduated now from the delta state university, Abraka. My email is fujin2k2@yahoo.com and my number is 009-1-301-828-7508. I live here in maryland and I am desperate to talk to her again.
August 6, 2007, 1:08 pm, *chizoba wrote:  
hey guys, love this site, i must say. just stumbled upon it as i was working at home. holla to my set of 2003, ik, ivie, agnes,akwete(how far now), osama, joseph, all u guys. am in BIU, but presently in india working with alcatel, u can get me on +919966332933, see ya
August 5, 2007, 10:06 pm, *Oghomwan Atekha wrote:  
Just proud to be a part of this...................
July 28, 2007, 12:24 am, *nigeriababy@yahoo.com wrote:  
i was very surprise to see a site like this. i am both nigerian and American, my mom is white, but i kind of grew up in nigeria and the bini culture was fascinating to me.i love the way they people are and their level of english is awesome, to see this site was something very shocking and the same time very surpising. thank you for this keep it up. whatever i can do just let me know. my name is heaven" osariyekemwen" obazee.
July 18, 2007, 1:24 pm, *obj wrote:  
this is great saw some old faces.thank God for all your guys .UDSS IS AND WAS AGREAT SCHOOL.gOD BLESS YOU GUYS.JUST A QUICK ONE ,THE GREAT LIFE WE CAN LIVE IS A LIFE WITH JESUS AS THE CENTRE AND FOCUS OF OUR LIFE.
July 4, 2007, 7:19 pm, *ibie wrote:  
This is quite impressive. Please keep up the good work!
June 20, 2007, 9:42 am, *ninetofive2@hotmail.com wrote:  
HELLO ALL. I JUST STUMBLED ON THIS RATHER LOVELY WEBSITE. EHI I DONT THINK I KNEW YOU AT UDSS, BUT I'M IMPRESSED WITH WHAT YOU HAVE ACHIEVED SO FAR. BRINGING US TOGETHER AND BRINGING BACK BEAUTIFUL OLD MEMORIES.

I LEFT UDSS IN 1987(2ND SET). I WAS PAULINE AKHIMIEN AND HAD CLASSMATES SUCH AS ALERO BINITIE,LOHI ATANE,AUGUSTA EBOH,ONOMELE OMOSOTOME,PETER AIMUFUA, EGHOSA OGBEMUDIA AND A WHOLE LOT MORE. THEY WERE ALL LOVELY PEOPLE. IT WILL REALLY BE NICE TO HAVE A RE-UNION, I LIVE IN nIGERIA THOUGH BUT WILL ATTEND ANYWHERE.

THIS IS A REALLY NICE THING.
June 19, 2007, 9:18 pm, *Ogbeide Osa-Ewaen wrote:  
I still dey here...I never fade....
Now, How could I possibly forget to give a shout out to my Football striking partner of those days in UDSS...IMUDIASE AIMIUWU...I hail oh
...Ewaen B.
June 19, 2007, 9:04 pm, *ewaeno@hotmail.com wrote:  
Hi, its me Ewaen Ogbeide...a.k.a. Ewaen Black...back in the days at UDSS. Would like to get the e-mail addresses of Nosa Ebohon as well as Soje wangboje..and any of the Iyahen brothers..anyone out there pls help me with this info. u can reach me at ewaeno@hotmail.com

Wonderful site...reunion of souls like never before imagined!!!!!
June 19, 2007, 4:35 pm, *anonymous wrote:  
Kemi A.
Class of 89 UDSS, 95 Uniben.
Saying hello to all my old classmates. God bless.
Really nice website.
fadekemi@hotmail.com
 
June 17, 2007, 3:06 am, *Srinivas Raju wrote:  
Sorry my email address is: world_hiker@yahoo.com
Would like to hear from the class of 86 UDSS, the first batch.
Raju
June 17, 2007, 3:03 am, *Srinivas Raju wrote:  
Hi There, Graduated class of 86- the first batch. Would like to hear from anyone from that batch, Were are you Ihab, Christian Atuma,...
All the best.
Raju
 
June 13, 2007, 11:47 am, *frank okosun wrote:  
hi guys. i am an udossite[98 set] leaving in atlanta,georgia.anyone who wants to contact me, my e-mail is okossite@yahoo.com. thanks...
June 13, 2007, 11:41 am, *frank okosun wrote:  
hi guys!nice job for creating and maintaining this site.i want to holla my udss fellas esp 98 set.you were all the bomb!keep it real wherever you are.catch ya........
June 11, 2007, 6:34 pm, *Ahano wrote:  
hi everybody,just stumbled across this site and i am so impressed with the level of work done here. i live in lagos and would like to know the time, date and venue for the next udosa meeting in lagos.And to all udss class of '92 students; greetings from ahano. would be nice to hook up with u guys sometime............
June 11, 2007, 6:40 am, *Edo Union of Ireland wrote:  
You are doing a great job,may God blessed you.Greetings from Edos in Republic of Ireland,you can view our site @ edounionireland.net.We are open to woek in collaboration with like minds of projecting our customs and heritage.
June 10, 2007, 4:05 pm, *Mmeme Marilyn wrote:  
hi there everyone.it sure feels good to know that an Udosite is responsible for this site n the opportunity it provides.Ehi,though i don't know u personally,i'm impressed.God bless u.
this message goes out to all the members of 2002 set,MISS U ALL LIKE CRAZYYYY!!!should have taken more time out to appreciate u guys while we were still in school. if anyone ever wants to get in touch in order to catch up, d addy is mimilynnca@yahoo.ca. osamu,keago,ralph,usi n all d others, would be ecstatic to hear from u allmuch love.

 
May 31, 2007, 10:21 am, *icefaze@yahooo.com wrote:  
Forgiveness does not change the past, but it does enlarge the future. so keep the faith up high. Great EDOSA. needs friends from edo to cruise with, pls do holla back
May 18, 2007, 4:24 pm, *zaragemca@TheMusicPages.zzn.co wrote:  
I would recomend to read the article,'Oyo' of Gerry Zaragemca it explore the Yorubas relationship in Africa and the link to Cuba.Gerry Zaragemca,(Master Percussionist,is a world' known authority in Afrocuban Percussion and Music,a teacher for 17 years,a session musician,consultant,and author.
May 18, 2007, 11:52 am, *anonymous wrote:  
please my name is aneastasia monye and i would like to say that i recommend the work that this great institution is doing, as an ex student of staff school i would like to remember all my teachers past and present for impacting knowledege and the understanding to me as a student and as a child, no longer one rigth now.i hope to go to go to law school and become a lawyer and help the judicariary systenm in nigeria.
May 17, 2007, 8:54 am, *edmbanu@yahoo.co.uk wrote:  
A brilliant effort, a credit to edo, nigeria & africa
May 15, 2007, 4:17 pm, *Fred Woodbridge wrote:  
A quick note to say hello. I was the Assistant Senior Prefect for the 1987 set and it's so nostalgic seeing my school's pictures again after all these years. Keep up the good work!
May 7, 2007, 7:56 am, *Brino Gilbert wrote:  
Great job.
May 3, 2007, 8:10 am, hopeosifo wrote:  
hi every body u can now log on to my site @ www.hopeosifo.page.tl
email: hopeosifo2000@yahoo.com
call: +2348077530784
May 3, 2007, 3:43 am, *hopeosifo wrote:  
Hello everybody. This is beautiful and I am impressed with this web site. osifo, you did a very good job and the outcome is great. Everybody should get more involved. Alone we do so little,but together we can do so much. There is also a very strong UDSS presence here in Texas and we all share a common goal.We will continue to foster unity amongst all UDOSA,both home and abroad and to keep the spirit alive. GREAT UDSS!!! 1991 set pls get involved, becuase it cannot get better than this. This is an excellent medium of communication. TWO THUMBS UP!!!!! Osifo hope. 2007 set

 
April 26, 2007, 1:41 pm, *Ehi Aimiuwu wrote:  
I would like to thank Omozee, those who have supported in the past, and those who are still interested in supporting Edofolks or the UDSS site in the future. I have considered closing down Edofolks in the past years because the cost, time, and energy was becoming a drain. I decided to let it be because I saw it had a uniting effect on UDOSA, and was an information base for researchers on African issues. If you are interested in supporting, please visit the contact page and help keep our site alive. God bless.
April 26, 2007, 12:55 am, *omozee edokpolo wrote:  
Great Job ehi. nice to know someone cares about old friends and ways to stay in touch with UDOSA. let me know how i can help to support this fantastic work you have created. ONE LOVE!!
April 14, 2007, 8:07 pm, *anonymous wrote:  
Ehi, kudos in full to you!You have achieved a highly enormous feat and suceeded in re-igniting the UDSS flame(which had rather deteriorated over time)cheers;keep it up..ps where is Sidney Okungbowa?-Set of '92
April 14, 2007, 6:56 pm, *gracetheworld2008@yahoo.com wrote:  
I thank you for your informative website...I am an american and am interested in learning more about the religion and culture of all west african peoples, the Edo especially. I look forward to visiting your website again. Once again, thank you.
April 13, 2007, 9:46 am, *Onosen Mike-ifeta (nee Iwere) wrote:  
Hi there, it's Onosen visiting this site again. It's cool!
It kinda brings back old memories. I graduated in 1994 and these pictures just bring smiles to my face. Hello to all those who graduated in 1994, kudo's to the website manager!
April 9, 2007, 5:29 pm, *anonymous wrote:  
It`s Mudo visiting this site again. Great innovation and what an improvement. Thank you Ehi and thank you all for your support.
April 3, 2007, 3:06 am, *ogolo ikhide wrote:  
hi all,i am ogolo ikhide,i graduated in 1990.i was in ss3D.i will love to hear from all my friends.i am into building construction and live in Lagos-Nigeria with my wife and two children.
March 24, 2007, 3:28 pm, *anonymous wrote:  
just saw my old classmates i haven't seen in ages (class of '94). i haven't laughed this hard in ages. loved it! the school has gone to pits though, what a shame.
March 23, 2007, 2:53 pm, *furo.kambi@naoc.agip.it wrote:  
This is my first visit to this site. The circumstances, though accidental but it (the site) is impressive.
While talking to my colleage today about visiting the site of our alma mata I boasted that a UDSS search yields only one result--Port Harcourt.
I guess I was wrong on that score. Here we have a Benin UDSS and Kudos (I must say) to those that put together this splendid forum.
I cann't help but make comparisons with what PH UDSS (which links well with the FGCs)have eg. signing the guest book of UDSS PH is with a lot of fuss which is definitely not the case with UDSS Benin.
In departing some lessons I take home with, such as visiting the site of my esteemed UDSS PH more frequently, attending local meets when the opportunity presents itself and corresponding more with old boys and girls of UDSS PH ;and of course UDSS Benin .
Once again good work and best wishes.
Cheers!
Furo K.
March 22, 2007, 7:42 am, *ca_omo@yahoo.com wrote:  
Hi, my name is Chinedum from the class of '89(UDSS). I'm currently in the USA. Just want to say great job with the website. Ikeke I saw your note and you can find Victor Iyayi at victoriyayi@hotmail.co.uk. got that from the 2006 guest book.
March 14, 2007, 9:28 am, *biodun_osa@yahoo.com wrote:  
Pick a bouquet of flowers
show someone that you care,
Be gracious and forgiving
Life is never fair.
Hold on to your courage
you may need it down the road,
We all have a cross to bear
it could be a heavy load
......................Abiodun Osazuwa
March 14, 2007, 9:27 am, *abiodun osazuwa wrote:  
Life is a Miracle
don't let it slip away,
Open your heart to others
give of yourself each day.
 
March 12, 2007, 9:57 am, *Anon. wrote:  
Is it just me or is there something wrong with the message below?
I don't understand any of it. Sorry, can't be of help.
 
March 10, 2007, 10:06 am, *Adesuwa wrote:  
I have enjoy your letter, but I sit with a question which occupies me for a long time.
I zoek for years the tale concerning the old Binin where the name means ADESUWA and the complete tale. It would concern a princess?
Someone can help me here with. Thanks YOU

To greet Adesuwa
March 9, 2007, 7:02 pm, osuyi wrote:  
I am loving this, very big thank you to the owners ot this site, I just love it. greetings to all ICCOBA Olb Boys around the world.Oba Gha to Kpere
March 9, 2007, 3:51 pm, *omorefeabu@yahoo.com wrote:  
i no see brother pius promary school oo.
March 6, 2007, 4:43 am, *anonymous wrote:  
Any Pres. High old students here? miss u gals! and we all know Presentation High School, Benin is tops!!! so i'm certain there are a number of u ladies running things out there, where ever y'all at. Stay blessed :-)
February 27, 2007, 2:07 pm, *anonymous wrote:  
sorry, i was in the UDSS set of '93 and currently work in Nigeria
February 27, 2007, 2:02 pm, *isaac.akhere wrote:  
Interesting site, and keeps getting better, the last time i was on this site it brought back real nice memories it like re-living those good old days, the names, the faces the stories, am really proud to be associated with this site, shout out to u stephan Asemota nice to know ur hale and hearty, ur man Isaac Akhere formarly(Ikhatua)
February 21, 2007, 6:50 pm, *Nosa Ebohon wrote:  
Interesting site, the memories keep coming especially when you come across names you havent heard from in a very long time. Good Work. Class of 89.
February 17, 2007, 7:42 am, *Ikeke W. wrote:  
I forgot to add in my last note, I was in the UDSS set of '89 and I'm currently in the UK. Also, I'd like to get in touch with Victor Iyayi - I haven't seen him or met anyone who has heard from him since '87 when he left UDSS. Would appreciate any info on how to reach him. Thanks!
February 16, 2007, 1:09 pm, *Ikeke W. wrote:  
Exellent work, Ehi. Haven't seen you in years! Website is great. You've done very well putting all of this together. And what's more, we can even get in touch with long lost buddies from school. How cool is that! Fantastic effort.





 
February 13, 2007, 11:41 am, *anonymous wrote:  
I AM A NIGERIA INFACT EDO PERSON LIVING IN THE NEDERLANDS I WANT TO GIVE SHOUT OUT TO MY PEOPLE SO THAT THEY MAKE A GOOD CHOICE FOR THIS UP COMING ELECTION AND TO MAKE THERE ON FUTTURE AS THE GREATEST TRIBE IN THE WORLD ONE LOVE TO MY PEOPLE THE BEST AND IF YOU WANT TO GET IN TOUCH WITH ME CHECK ME OUT AT MK_OGE@YAHOO.COM
February 6, 2007, 3:31 am, *soje wangboje wrote:  
great website.i am soje wangboje,set of 89 and i will like to get in touch with as many as possible and i mean that.have a blessed 2007!!!
February 5, 2007, 2:29 pm, *anonymous wrote:  
just to say hello to all my peeps and happy new year,nice site we need more of this
February 5, 2007, 11:00 am, *anonymous wrote:  
hi, just want to give a shout to everyone in the set of 2002. margarita, aye, ifeoma, nwankama, chika, ejemen, okemute, florenc. holla
February 4, 2007, 4:59 am, *anonymous wrote:  
Hello friends around the world!
This is a pretty good site!
But I am missing the meaning of "ETINOSA" !!!! ( strength of God )
.....
 
February 2, 2007, 5:57 am, *Femi Akinpelu wrote:  
HI THERE!
JUST HEARD ABT THIS SITE. PRETTY GOOD JOB!. I AM A 1989 SET IN UDSS. WLD LOVE TO MEET EVERY ONE AGAIN. PROMISE TO KEEP IN TOUCH...MY E ADD IS femi_akinpelu@hotmail.com
January 29, 2007, 12:50 pm, *osamuyimen@obazee.net wrote:  
GOOD JOB , I AM REALLY THRILLED WITH YOUR WEBSITE.
January 17, 2007, 5:47 am, *OJO CYRIL-MAKANAKY wrote:  
HEY WHAT AN ERROR-I AM NOT HIDING MY IDENTITY,I AM AN ALUMINI OF WESTERN BOYS HIGH SCHOOL,IF ANYONE WANTS TO MAKE CONTACT WITH ME, MY EMAIL ADDRESS IS ceojo@webmail.co.za
GOD BLESS YOU ALL.
January 17, 2007, 5:41 am, *anonymous wrote:  
HELLO TO ALL NIGERIANS AT HOME AS WELL AS IN DIASPORA !!!!!
IN CASE ANYONE WANTS TO COMMUNICATE WITH ME AS AN ALUMINI OF WESTERN BOYS HIGH SCHOOL,BENIN CITY.MY EMAIL ADDRESS IS, ceojo@webmail.co.za
January 16, 2007, 11:45 am, *Michael Ikeneku wrote:  
Hi guys, happy new year. Always great fun reading through the site, it brings back memorable events!
January 16, 2007, 11:44 am, *mike@phunkmedia.co.uk wrote:  
Hi guys, happy new year. Always great fun reading through the site, it brings back memorable events!
January 14, 2007, 9:34 pm, *kpakoeyepin@yahoo.com wrote:  
HI GUYS. I WISH YOU ALL A HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS 2007. INCASE OLD FRIENDS WANT TO GET IN TOUCH,08055518597. 92 SET
January 14, 2007, 3:19 pm, *anonymous wrote:  
First of all I salute the creator of this website. AHOY, keep on sailing edos.
January 14, 2007, 8:45 am, *Omoaghe Olumese wrote:  
hey great site , It feels good to keep in touch with old friends! graduated in the class of 92.peace to all my buddies, tuviere kpogban , Gerhard amankwah, tony mokwunyei ....+2348027176584
January 14, 2007, 3:04 am, *Osaze Ize-Iyamu wrote:  
Ehi, this is really a good thing u are doing, providing a forum for old students to keep in touch. please tell others that UDOSA (Uniben Demonstration Old Students Association) meets at the Point Restaurant, Wuse 2, Abuja on last sunday of every month. we currently have over 20 members and still growing. Call Osaze Ize-Iyamu (91 set) 08055244955 for further details.
January 11, 2007, 8:33 am, *Tomskalle wrote:  
Volim te Edo!!!
January 5, 2007, 8:01 am, *OJO CYRIL (MAKANAKY) wrote:  
I SEND SINCERE HEART WARM GREETING TO ALL AND WISH THEM A WONDERFUL AND PROSPEROUS 2007
January 1, 2007, 4:59 pm, *Edugie wrote:  
Happy New Year to everyone.
December 28, 2006, 11:25 am, edofolks wrote:  
Happy New Year in advance. May the year 2007 be better than all the previous years. Thanks for all your support. God bless.