The 1997 graduating class of Federal Government College (FGC) Wukari, Taraba State, has donated desks and whiteboards to their alma mater. This initiative was part of their efforts to give back to the institution that played a pivotal role in shaping their lives and careers.  

The donation ceremony was led by Alexander Oduh, the president of the 1997 alumni set. Speaking at the event, Oduh explained that the project was initiated after conducting a needs assessment at the school. The alumni group mobilized resources to furnish the school’s examination hall with customized desks and equipped classrooms with whiteboards, along with other educational materials.  

Mr. Alexander Oduh


During the handover, Oduh credited their successes to the solid foundation provided by FGC Wukari. He highlighted the college’s motto, "Only the Best Is Good Enough," as their motivation for the intervention.  

In response, the Principal of FGC Wukari, Koli Salihu Mongodiba, expressed gratitude to the alumni for their generosity. He urged more support from the government and philanthropic individuals to enhance the school's capacity to serve its community.  

Members of the 1997 class also used the occasion to inspire current students, encouraging them to prioritize their studies and avoid actions that could jeopardize their future.  





Established in 1978, FGC Wukari is a leading unity school known for producing professionals who have excelled in various fields globally.  

As part of their visit, the alumni group, alongside the principal, paid homage to the Aku-Uka of Wukari, Manu Ali Matakitswen I, to inform him about their mission. The paramount ruler commended their efforts and offered his blessings.  

The Class of 1997 also revealed plans for more impactful projects to benefit the school in the near future.