The Class of 1976 of Notre Dame College, Ozoro, Delta State, is set to celebrate its 50th anniversary with a grand golden jubilee reunion from October 16 to 18, 2026, featuring a series of activities aimed at reconnecting old students, honouring their shared history and giving back to their alma mater.
Key Highlights
- Notre Dame College, Ozoro Class of 1976 will hold its golden jubilee reunion from October 16 to 18, 2026.
- The class members were admitted into the college in 1972 and graduated in 1976.
- The reunion will feature an academic seminar, gala night, awards and a thanksgiving service.
- Old students will launch a special “give back” initiative to support Notre Dame College.
- The programme will include a courtesy visit to the Ovie of Ozoro.
- The class had an initial admission of 103 students, with 96 eventually graduating in 1976.
Notre Dame College Class of 1976 Marks 50 Years
The three-day golden jubilee celebration is expected to bring together former classmates who entered Notre Dame College, Ozoro, in 1972 and completed their secondary education in 1976.
According to a statement signed by the Class Prefect, Dr Patrick Akporuno, and the Organising Chairman, Dr Opa Williams, the reunion will provide an opportunity for members to reconnect, celebrate their achievements and reflect on five decades of friendship.
The organisers said the anniversary would also strengthen the relationship between the old students and their alma mater.
Golden Jubilee Programme to Feature Seminars, Awards
Several activities have been lined up for the celebration, including an academic seminar, a gala night and an awards ceremony.
The programme will also include a special thanksgiving service to mark the 50-year milestone and celebrate the personal and professional journeys of members of the class.
A courtesy visit to the Ovie of Ozoro is also scheduled as part of the anniversary activities.
Class of 1976 Plans to Give Back to Alma Mater
A major highlight of the golden jubilee will be the class’s special give-back initiative to Notre Dame College, Ozoro.
The initiative is intended to demonstrate the continued commitment of former students to the development of the institution that shaped their formative years.
The organisers said the reunion would not only be about celebrating the past but also about contributing to the future of the school and its students.
103 Students Admitted, 96 Graduated
The organisers disclosed that 103 students were initially admitted into the class in 1972, while 96 students eventually graduated in 1976.
The 50th anniversary is therefore expected to serve as an opportunity for surviving members of the class to reconnect and celebrate the journey they have undertaken since leaving the college.
The organisers also said the reunion would provide an avenue to honour the memories and contributions of classmates while strengthening their collective bond.
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Bishop, Scholars and Notable Alumni Expected
The celebration is expected to attract distinguished personalities, including the Bishop of the Catholic Diocese of Warri, Most Rev. Anthony Ovayero Ewherido.
Eminent scholars and notable former students of Notre Dame College, Ozoro, are also expected to participate in the anniversary programme.
Their presence is expected to add significance to the celebration and highlight the contribution of the institution and its alumni to education and community development.
Reunion to Inspire Younger Generations
Beyond celebrating their 50-year journey, members of the Class of 1976 are expected to use the reunion to inspire younger generations of students.
The organisers said their experiences, professional achievements and continued contributions to society could serve as encouragement to current students and future generations of Notre Dame College.
The golden jubilee will therefore combine celebration, reflection and service, as the Class of 1976 renews its commitment to its alma mater and the wider community.
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