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*L–R:*  Comrade Ayodele Adewale, Public Relations Officer, St. Gregory’s College Old Boys Association (SGCOBA) and State Organising Secretary, All Progressives Congress (APC), Lagos State Chapter; Mr. Olayemi Cardozo (An Old Boy), Governor, Central Bank of Nigeria and Guest Lecturer at the Annual Distinguished Alumni Lecture commemorating the Founders’ Day of St. Gregory’s College (March 12, 1882); and Mr. Wole Kudaya, President, St. Gregory’s College Old Boys Association, during the Founders’ Day Anniversary Lecture organised by the Association at the College Hall, St. Gregory’s College, Lagos, on Thursday, March 12, 2026.






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