KASSOBA pledges continued investment in Government College Kagoro students

The president of the Kagoro Secondary School Old Boys Association (KASSOBA), Dr. Mark Anthony, has reiterated the association’s commitment to investing in innovations that will uplift the success of students of Government College, Kagoro.

Dr. Anthony made this known during the school’s 2026 Annual Speech and Prize Giving Day held Tuesday.

He said KASSOBA remains dedicated to supporting the institution to ensure that future generations benefit from the same quality of education that shaped its members.

“On behalf of KASSOBA, I congratulate the graduating students, especially those who excelled and received prizes.

 “Your dedication, late nights, and focus have paid off. However, winning a prize is not the final destination, it is a call to keep pushing the boundaries of your potential,” he said.

He encouraged students who did not receive awards to see it as motivation saying, “Setbacks are merely stepping stones to greater heights of achievement.”

Dr. Anthony reminded the students of the values of the school: “As old boys, we once sat exactly where you are sitting. We know the traditions, the values, and the rigorous standards that this great institution instills. But the most important lesson we learned within these walls goes far beyond academic grades, it is about character in a world driven by technology.”

The KASSOBA president highlighted some of the association’s interventions, noting that after the school chapel’s roof was damaged last year, KASSOBA repaired it.

He added that the association also renovated classrooms and provided solar power to create a more conducive learning environment for both teachers and students.