Alumni Voices
Reflections from Old Boys who keep the light shining wherever they go.
Countdown to Centenary Opening:
“DMGS taught me that excellence is not an act but a habit. Every morning assembly was a lesson in discipline and pride.”
— Engr. C. Okafor (Class of 1985)
“We learned leadership by serving one another. That spirit of brotherhood is what defines an Old Boy anywhere in the world.”
— Rev. Dr. I. Okechukwu (Class of 1992)
“The motto *Lux Fiat* continues to remind me to be a light in dark places. DMGS gave me the foundation for every success I enjoy today.”
— Barr. K. N. Eze (Class of 2003)
“Even after many years abroad, I still hear the chapel bells in my mind. DMGS gave me identity and purpose.”
— Dr. U. Nwosu (Class of 1978)
“It is more than a school; it is a brotherhood of men built on service, courage, and faith.”
— Mr. T. Ejiofor (Class of 2010)