Eko Boys Senior High School

IN DOMINO CONFIDIMU Boys: 440 Girls: 0 Total: 440

1913-01-13 public secondary MUSHIN
  
Awards and Achievements

No awards and achievements available.

  
Head Teacher
AMOO JOHNSON KAYODE MR
  
Management Team
  • Principal : AMOO JOHNSON KAYODE Mr.
  • Vice Principal : Omo-Bare, E.T. MRS
  
Our Mission Statement
Eko Boys' High School in Lagos, Nigeria's mission is to help boys develop spiritually, mentally, morally, and physically. The school also aims to help students become good citizens who can adapt to the global world.
  
School History
Eko Boys' High School is a school in Lagos, Nigeria, that was founded on 13 January 1913, by Rev. William Benjamin Euba, a Methodist Reverend, who desired to establish a secondary school that would provide educational opportunities for the less privilege citizens of Lagos. In addition, the Board decided to recruit suitable candidates, train them in higher institutions and then employ them as staff in the school in order to have a more stable teaching staff. Land in Lagos Island and the adjacent Mainland proved too expensive. To his eternal credit, the school’s Principal and the first Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Obadiah E. Roberts, graciously made an offer that reflected his deep commitment and selfless devotion to the school. His personal landed property at Masewele, Mushin was offered to the school and the offer was immediately accepted. The area declared by Ikeja Town Planning Authority as Eko Boys’ High School “School Zone” was 8 acres. 1.3 acres represented the gift from Obadiah E. Roberts and the Board of Trustees negotiated with different plot owners to acquire the rest. A building plan was drawn up in “E” shape representing the first letter of the name of the school’s founder, E-U-B-A (Euba). After 34 years of meritorious service to the school, the last 17 years of which were spent as Principal, in January 1948, Mr. Roberts retired. On May 7, 1948, Rev. J. Lucas, the then Archdeacon of Lagos, performed a brief religious ceremony at the new site in Mushin in the presence of stakeholders and well-wishers of the school. Six months later (November 1948), the foundation stone was laid at the very site where the school has since been located pending its relocation to Abijo, Lagos Island. On January 16,1950, the new building of Eko Boys’ High School, Mushin, opened with 300 students on the roll. At last, the school stood firmly on its own ground. The days of worrying over the expiration of leases and of inadequate space for students, difficulties that had threatened the existence of the school right from its inception, were over. Thanks to the school’s second Principal and benefactor, Obadiah Edward Roberts. Over the years, more buildings have been added to the initial ones to provide more classrooms for students, to provide offices and accommodation for staff, to accommodate the library, the science laboratory, an assembly hall and a large recreation area. “Great oaks from little acorns grow.” Today, Eko Boys’ High School is a prestigious institution with a large student population of over 2000 and a large teaching and administrative staff. Over the last 10 decades of its existence, thousands of students have passed through its doors and some of them have gone on to become some of our country’s finest lawyers, judges, clergy, doctors, pharmacists, military officers, scientists, teachers and professors, engineers, civil servants, farmers, traditional Chiefs and Obas, businessmen, administrators etc.
Subject Offered
    English Language, Mathematics, Civic Education, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Government, Literature in English, Economic, Financial Accounts, Commerce, Geography, Technical Drawings, Data Processing, Agricultural Science, Animal Husbandry, Store Management, Store Keeping, Christian Religious Studies, Islamic Religious Studies, Physical and Health Education etc
  
Calendar of School Activities For The Year

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Get in touch

Address

30, LABINJO Street, Idi-Oro

Phone Number

08153891318, 08023160983

Email

ekoboysseniorhighsch@gmail.com

Website

  
Clubs and Activities

No activity information available.

  
Examination Taken
  • WAEC, NECO
  
Past 3 years External Exam Performance in %
#Name of External ExamPerformanceYear
1Winner GTB LAFHEGA 2022Winner2022
  
Famous Past Pupils/Students

Amongst the Old boys of the school are: retired Brigadier Ola Oni Late Dr Abubakar Olusola Saraki retired Major General Adeyinka Adebayo Chief Gabriel Igbinedion Governor Babatunde Fashola Akiogun of Iru Land Oba Idowu Abiodun Oniru Onilogbo of Ilogbo Oba Ayinde Olaleye Chief Segun Olushola Chief Idowu Sofola (SAN) Late Justice Muri Okunola Late Alao Aka-Bashorun (SAN) Bisi Alimi

  
Future Plans for the School
clude building a sports complex and a basketball court, and establishing a charitable trust to run the school. Sports complex The Eko Boys' High School Old Boys Association (EKOBA) has formed a committee to oversee the construction of a sports complex. The committee's goals include defining the project's scope, ensuring it's completed on time, and maintaining quality and integrity. Basketball court The EKOBA Service Club E81/82 is building a basketball court at the school. The project is part of a master plan to improve the school's sports facilities.
  
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