OLD STUDENT OF THE WEEK: BMJS AMBASSADOR BAGS PH.D,APPOINTED ASSISTANT PROFESSOR IN THE U.S. BMJS has once again taken a centre stage on the global academic platform. This time around, an alma mater of the school, a.k.a. BMJS Ambassador Dr Tolulope Odukoya, recently bagged his Ph.D. from a Washington, D.C., university and was appointed an Assistant Professor of Law at the university. Dr Odukoya was a student of BMJS between 1999 and 2005 and proceeded to the University of Lagos, where he gained an LLB in 2010 and was called to the Bar in 2012. While in BMJS, our record showed that she was an academic giant and received some prizes and merit awards. In BMJS, we bake Scholars! BMJS…The Place to be

BMJS AMBASSADORS SHINE IN U.S. UNIVERSITIES Two ex-students of BMJS graduated in flying colours recently in globally-rated Universities in the United States of America. During the May 2025 graduation ceremony of Union College,New Jersey, Engr. Omowonuola Oyedele was specially recognized for achieving a whopping 4.0 GPA of the Faculty of Engineering of the institution. Also, Engr. Olakunle Oyedele bagged a Bachelor Degree in Biomedical Engineering from the Rutgers University, New Jersey,in the United States. BMJS Ambassadors are indeed,making the school proud at world stages. Please tell others our success story,share our Entrance Exams posters BMJS…The Place to be

Academic activities for the 2nd half of the 3rd term 2025/2025 session started on Monday, 16th June,2025 in full force as the school resumed after the midterm break. Students arrived on campus the previous day. As usual, we started with God as the school community congregated in the chapel to commit the remaining half of the term into the hands of God Almighty. In his brief message, the Principal/Chaplain,Ven. Dr. Osunyomi expounded on the theme “Knowing Whom you are in Christ and standing form”.He anchored his message on Ephesian 5:1 which underscored the notion “Be ye imitator of Christ”. He urged all to mirror their activities in the image of Christ and assured that the reward would be blessing on earth and eternity in heaven. During the briefing, the principal reminded staff and students that the rest part of the term was loaded with activities such as ongoing WAEC SSCE,forthcoming and forthcoming NECO SSCE for SS3 students. He also reminded the SS2 students that NABTEB Examination would start the following day and intensive coaching was ongoing for SS2 Students registered for Cambridge O/L examinations, as well as other classes preparing for the 2nd C.A. Test, which will form part of the fast-approaching Second Term Examinations. He urged students to be steadfast with their studies rather than calling their parents to take them home on frivolous grounds. The principal also used the opportunity to remind the concerned students to be serious with their Infotech Programme as a test would be conducted at the end of the programme before certificates would be issued to participating students.