The Government Girls’ Secondary School/Methodist Girls’ High School Alumni Association in the Diaspora, Inc. (GGSS/MGHS Alumni Association in the Diaspora, Inc.) announced the donation of two HP desktop computers, preloaded with Js1 – Ss3 educational content BrainFriend eLearning and Microsoft Office software to the Methodist Girls’ High School, Harbour Road, Port-Harcourt, Nigeria on Tuesday, July 22, 2025.
Representing GGSS/MGHS Alumni Association in the Diaspora, Inc., Dr. Damiete Lawrence, an Educational Technology Consultant, presented the computers to the Principal, Lady Blessing Kalio and oversaw the installation of the computers and accessories, including an antivirus software and UPS to ensure they withstand power supply disruptions. Speaking on behalf of herself, the School Management and staff, and the entire Student body of the school, the Principal, Lady Blessing Kalio expressed their love and gratitude to the GGSS/MGHS Alumni Association in the Diaspora for the provision of two new desktop computers loaded with modern software library. She prayed that God would continue to prosper the works of the members of GGSS/MGHS Alumni Association in the Diaspora, adding “UP Old Girls’ GGSS/MGHS in the Diaspora!” Principal Kalio also prayed that “these young ones emulate GGSS/MGHS in the Diaspora when they come of age”.
The goal of the GGSS/MGHS Alumni Association in the Diaspora, Inc. is to advance the mutual welfare of GGSS/MGHS and its alumni in the Diaspora. The President of the Association, Dr. Anne Medinus Benibo said “The organization provided these computers and e-Learning library to ensure the students of their Alma Mater have access to the educational resources they need right there in their school’s library. Like the two computers the association donated in 2023, this donation was towards its third objective, which is to provide opportunities for alumni to remain connected and to serve the school, and in fulfillment of the Association’s Cardinal Project number 2, Equip/Uplift the school’s library. A special shout out to Board member Nnenda Mirrless for her invaluable effort towards the procurement. Kudos to Board member Gladys Gilbert for her input. We cherish our experiences at GGSS, a public school which evolved into MGHS, a private parochial school.”