The pioneer students to mention
but few include:
1) Mr. Abraham Oki
2) Chief Eric Anigala
3) Chief Festus Arokaraye
4) Chief Moriten
5) Chief Gbenidion
Among the principals that
directed the affairs of the school to date were:
1)
Rev. Fr. Ojejua
2) Sir. A. Asernime
3) Chief Epelle Ebedi
4) Chief Iloh
5). Chief A. C Ayomo
The College stared with three (3)
houses but presently two (2) houses has been added and they are
listed as follows In ascending order,
1) College House
2) Bishop House
3) Fr. Ojefua House
4) P. T. A. House
5) Blue House
The College Old Boys Association
had' some hi-cups in the beginning hence the actual date of its
commencement cannot be ascertained.
The succession of the presidents
(Leaders) of the Association could be traced from the
reign of Chief Eric Anigala who galvanized and sensitized
members. on the need for the
Association to form, grow and
mature to fruition. lt therefore behoves the students of history
to chronicle the leadership of the Association from the era of
Chief E. Anigala thus:
1.) Chief Obodulwu Anigala
2) Chief V. O. T, Abanum
3) M. Ambrose Abanum
4) Mr. Abraham Oki
5) Mr. Augustine Opene
6) Chief Fred Djebah
The First senior prefect of the
College dangles between seniors Oki and Anigala though it was
rotational among the pioneer students.
It could be configured and deduce
as follows:
1)
Mr. A. Oki
2) Chief Eric O. Anigala
3) Dr. Felix Anene-Boyle
4) Prof. Geofrey Onwubolu
5) Dr. Raymond Ochonogo
6) Mr. Stephen Apochee
7) Prof. Christopher Ajuwa etc.
The Association grew from the
home chapter and sprouted to enlist other chapters which
include:
1) Port Harcourt Chapter
2) Warri Chapter.
3) Lagos Chapter
4) Asaba Chapter
5) Ekpoma Chapter
6) Agbor Chapter
7) Benin Chapter
8) Obiaruku Chapter
