LOUISVILLE ALUMNAE
The Alumnae & Development Office is responsible for promoting interaction between the Alumnae of Louisville Girls High School, the school, and with one another. We urge all alumnae to update their information in our online database. This will enable the school and the graduates to keep in touch. It is our hope that we will be able to encourage our graduates to contribute to the school through events like career days and job openings.
OUR TESTIMONIALS
Down Memory Lane
I was there in January 1998 when LGHS was born, with my good friends Adiela Aviram Oyindamola.
Apart from the fact that I was going to cut my hair, I was excited at the thought of going away from home
Gbemi Allwell brown (head girl 2003 Set)
A Blessing to Me
Attending LGHS was a blessing to me, and I remain grateful for the experience. From that seemingly gloomy day in September 1998 when I said a tearful goodbye to my parents as they left me in school with a world of strangers to my graduation six years later......
Abimbola Patricia Aziza(Head girl 2004 set)
Women of Substance and Integrity
We were stripped of all materialistic things that could differentiate us from one another. Equality and simplicity were another set of imparted values. Investing in this institution is probably the best returns any parent will reap in future years.
Natasha Aniekwu(head girl 2005 set)
An Experience Worth Remembering
Louisville appreciated everyone’s talent and allowed us to grow in our own areas of strength. The overall lesson from Louisville is resilience.Surely moulded me into been humble, intelligent, loyal,obedient, God-fearing and focused individual
Teidi Damilola (head girl 2006 set)
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THOUGHT FOR THE TERM:
“Rejoice in the Lord always; again I say, Rejoice. Let all men know your forbearance. The Lord is at hand. Have no anxiety about anything, but by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving let your request be made known to God ” PHILIPPIANS 4:4-6