Don Bosco Secondary School, Ibolo Obosi - Onitsha

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CULTURAL DAY CELEBRATION!!

DON BOSCO SECONDARY School Ibolo, Obosi, IDEMILI NORTH L.GA. Anambra State, on Saturday 22nd March, 2025 held their CULTURAL DAY CELEBRATION at DON BOSCO SECONDARY SCHOOL IBOLO OBOSI (DBSS) compound.
THEME: PATIENCE AND HOPE
Rev.Fr. John Paul UCHENDU (SDB), DBSS DIRECTOR, task students, parents/guardian on preservation of Igbo arts and culture, he admonished the students to always discharge their obligations as students with diligence,patience and positive expectations in the future rather than pursuing their goals through short-cut means which would likely boomerang at the end.
He urged the students to commit themselves to their studies and look forward to a better tomorrow after completing their education. Patience, is the key to all human endeavors and that whoever imbibes in it, succeeds in life.
In his contribution,the Parents,Teachers, Development (PTD) chairman of the school, Mr Emeka Okanta told the students that their success in the future depended on the foundation they laid for themselves. According to him, those who laid the good one will succeed but those who played with their time in school will suffer. The chairman of the occasion, Mr Ikenna Udorji counseled parents to train their children with the fear of God and also inculcate in them Igbo culture and the need to speak,promote and bear Igbo names.

The Director of Don Bosco Secondary School (DBSS),Obosi,Rev Fr John Paul Uchendu said the school was determined to train the students on all aspects of Igbo culture with such yearly events to enable the students hold on steadfastly to their Igbo identity and culture.According to him,education does not begin and end with passing examinations but that students must also earn character,identity and excellence to be able to compete with the wider world.
Fr Uchendu commended Archbishop Valerian Okeke for his initiative in erecting the Shanahan University Onitsha which according to him is very important in affording education and training of youths in the country.
The chairman on the occasion, Mr Ikenna Udoji and other clergymen Rev. Fr. Anso Christopher, Rev.Fr. Justin Oguocha and Rev. FR. Emmanuel Nweke commended the school authorities for the cultural show.
The colourful event showcased Igbo cultural dresses,dance steps,idioms and proverbs and News Casting in Igbo language.