Femi Suleiman Lawal: 1992
Many people called him "Suleiman", but his childhood friends knew him as Femi.  I hope the change of name was not a result of economic pressure from the Islamic minded Nigerian Government of the time (ha ha).  Anyway, Femi was dedicated to his school work and was known for having very high grades.  He was one of the three junior that made the handball team and was later a co-captain.  Despite the fact that he was not very fast, he had very powerful hands, and made very good decisions with the ball.  He was also the Deputy Head Boy.

Anayo Uche: 1991
Legend has it that he came from a blood line of geniuses.  I can testify that the guy trained himself mathematically to multiply two 4-digit numbers in his head faster than a students could get the answer while using a calculator.  He did it in front of a teacher in my presence twice.  The teacher responded by saying "you are a genius".  He was also a dreaded attacker for A Quarters soccer team and did everything possible to bully the defense physically. He represented the school in numerous competitions and make new records at the events. 

Adevo Adebo: 1992
The wise ones have always advised us not to put all our eggs in one basket.  What she lacked in the height basket, she made up for it in brains and eloquence.  She expressed herself freely and intelligently, and was also tops in her academics.  She was also the Head Girl and a member of the Debate Club.

Peter & Paul Izevbizua: 1993
It was said that what the lord has put together let no man separate.  Now, they are not homosexuals, they are twins (please clarify).  They were not only identical in appearance, they were also identical in soccer style.  Defenders had it difficult marking them.  The days they would wear the same color or took off their shirts, the defenders did not know who was marking who.  They had great skill with the ball and were regular goal scorers.

Omogiate Ighiehon: 1992
While he was still in JSS 1, the seniors predicted that he was going to be our Head Boy.  He was tall, intelligent, and very handsome; even some senior girls wanted to be his "sugar mummy".  He was very good on the tracks in his younger days, but gave it up for academics.  He was always top five in his set until he got to senior secondary.  He did admit once that studying was not all to life, so he did not study as much anymore.  He was disciplined, respectable, and was quiet.  He was the Head Boy as predicted.

Richard ???: 1989
He was the handball captain and one of the best players the schools ever produced in the game.  He did not only possess powerful shots from his arms, he also had great speed while bouncing the ball and leaped very high when taking a jump shot.  He led to school to many state and school tournaments.  He was a very friendly and cheerful guy, and was very nice to the younger players.  He was a wonderful captain and always encouraged everyone to get involved without favoritism.  

Emeka Ugbaka: 1988
He was popularly referred to as the "man with the golden stick" by those who loved and admired him.  He never accepted the fact that he could not compete with others physically and have fun, despite the fact that he used a stick.  He could run, but not very fast.  It was obvious to all that he could not be a soccer player, but what captured everyone's imagination was that he was an excellent goalkeeper. The guy miraculously could dive from the middle of the school goal to the very end of goal.  I even saw his peers request that he be the goalie in various games.  He taught us that there is no limitation when the heart enjoys what it does.

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