Rivers
County Grammar School Old Boys Elect New Executive
Members of the Old Boys Association of County Grammar School, Ikwerre/Etche, Rivers State, have elected a new national executive committee to steer the affairs of the body for the next three years.
The new leadership emerged during the association’s first Quarterly National Congress in 2026, held recently at the premises of El Domino School, along Rumuolumeni Road, in Port Harcourt, Rivers State.
At the congress, members elected an 11-member executive committee and tasked them with consolidating on the achievements of the outgoing leadership, while advancing the welfare of members and the growth of their alma mater.
Elected officers include Chief Vincent Erinwo, as National President; Dr. Edwin Ojirika, as Vice President; Dr. Godwin Iheanacho, as National Secretary; and Mr. Ezebunwo Amadi, as Assistant Secretary.
Others are Mr. Nwachukwu Chukwuka, Treasurer; Mr. Echeazu Jonathan, Financial Secretary; Senibo Celestine Ogolo, Public Relations Officer; Mr. Nlem Philip Chinedu, Assistant Public Relations Officer; and Mr. Joseph E. Nwoha, Provost.
The immediate past National President, Venerable Bekwelem Wabara (rtd.), and Prince Charles Bekee, a former Commissioner in Rivers State, were named ex-officio members.
Speaking after taking the oath of office, Erinwo, who was returned unopposed, commended the outgoing executive for what he described as a “superlative performance.”
He assured members that the new leadership would build on the solid foundation laid by previous administrations, while introducing fresh initiatives aimed at strengthening the association and improving the welfare of members.
Erinwo also pledged that his administration would prioritise programmes that would contribute to the advancement of the school and promote stronger engagement among members across different sets.
Earlier, the former National President, Wabara, thanked members for their cooperation and support throughout his tenure.
He highlighted some of the achievements of his administration to include the hosting of the first national convention of the association, the production of a constitution, and the expansion of membership across different sets.
Wabara urged members to increase their participation in the activities of the association in order to support academic excellence and the continued development of their alma mater.
The quarterly national congress, hosted by the 1979 set, attracted hundreds of old boys from various graduating sets, including members of the 1958 set, regarded within the association as the “Ancients.”