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The time is here again for our annual reunion: please join NA chapter and other old boys across the globe in celebrating our 2018 reunion in Atlanta, Georgia.
Venue: Courtyard Atlanta Airport (North/Virginia Avenue)
Address: 3399 International Boulevard Hopeville, GA 30354
Date: Thursday, July19 thru Sunday, July 22, 2018
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NA MEETINGs' SCHEDULE FOR A YEAR
EXECUTIVE MEETINGs GENERAL MEETINGs
AUGUST 12, 2107. SEPTEMBER 16, 2017
SEPTEMBER 9, 2017 NOVEMBER 18, 2017.
NOVEMBER 11, 2017 JANUARY 20, 2018.
JANUARY 13, 2018 MARCH 17, 2018.
MARCH 10, 2018 MAY 19, 2018.
MAY 12, 2018 JULY 7, 2018.
JULY 14, 2018
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Welcome to the home of the North America Chapter of Birch Freeman High School Old Boys' Association global network.
This chapter serves all members in the United States, Canada, and Mexico and uses this site to communicate and disseminate information to all its registered members.
Each year, North America Chapter holds a reunion, which enables members across North America and [alumni] around the globe to meet one another.
During the reunion, the chapter sets yearly goals and, also, donates to Birch Freeman High School and the Old Boys' Association.
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SUMMARY OF EVENTS OF OUR 2017 ANNUAL REUNION IN TAMPA, FLORIDA.
The association extends appreciation again to members and their relatives who came from far and near to attend the reunion. Special appreciation goes to our lone ranger host, Mr. Jide Adetutu, for his hospitality and his courage hosting a successful reunion. 18 members attended the reunion with their families and friends.
Thursday, July 20th
Friday, July 21st
I read BIFOBA Nigeria is working on a website. That is fine but let it be for BIFOBA Nigeria and I will gladly cede BIFOBA.ORG domain name for their use . The one presently hosted in the USA (BIFOBA.COM) can remain for the USA and UK and the Nigerian site can have a link pointing to the USA Site and the USA site can have a link pointing to the Nigerian site. The USA site must not lose her independence and unique content and those of us in the USA risk censoring of comments if we cede control of the USA site to Nigeria. I have no issues with Nigeria having a site but no attempt should be made to control the USA site or co join the USA site with the Nigerian site. The website of the school should also be independent of BIFOBA let the school have their say on their site as they wish. Francis Van-Lare 1970 set
Read more…NA Created (and still managing) BIFOBA Official Website
Sometime in June/July 2006, North America chapter created an official website for Birch Freeman high School Old Boys' Association (BIFOBA), and the chapter immediately assumed the management of the website (both technically and financially) as part of its complementary program to the national headquarter in Nigeria, to this day.
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North America Chapter donated one thousand (1000) dictionary/gazetteer to Birch Freeman High School for the 2014-2015 School Year
This dictionary and gazetteer has the 32,000 words in "The Best Dictionary for Students." It also includes treaties about the environment, facts about land and water conditions in the countries of the world, information about animals that live in nine habitats on the seven continents, and information about the Earth and its atmosphere.
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North America Chapter Donated N3.5 Million Musical Equipment to BFHS
BFHS' Musical Equipment Launched
BIFOBA unveiled at the multi-purpose BFHS' auditorium the N3.5 million musical equipment donated by North America chapter for the launching of 30-student musical orchestration of Birch Freeman High School.
Earlier, a few years back, NA chapter launched a campaign for a "Solar Power Project" for BFHS. Unfortunately, the chapter was unable to raise enough money for the project. During 2015 NA reunion in Atlanta, BIFOBA president [then], Mr. Feyisola Dinyo, informed members that the school's choir needs musical instruments. After the reunion, the chapter decided to use the money previously raised and saved for the "Solar Power Project' to purchase "Musical Equipment" for the school's choir. Click To See :Names of Solar Power Contributors
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North America Chapter Donated Books and Printers Worth Thousands of Dollars to BFHS
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North America Chapter Sponsored the Entire Back Room Windows of the New School Auditorium ( Still Under Construction)
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North America Donated Golden Trumpet and Flutes to BFHS' Choir
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A sneak preview for everyone, full details at this year reunion in Chi-town. Here we come Chicago and we hope to see you there.
NA Chapter Celebrates 2015 End-of-the-Year Party
NA Chapter's Alumni
With the joys of the season, old boys, with their families, came together in Atlanta, Georgia, to celebrate 2015 end-of-the year party all night long. It was a colorful get-together gathering of old boys in Atlanta.
Up NA Chapter!
Ogbeni Olumide, Why did you delete all your postings and comments on this NA chapter's page and even on the "comments" on the home page ?
Hooray! You are about to celebrate your 50th birthday: Happiest birthday ever.
You are a half century old now!
Congratulation for reaching far!
May God almighty give you more strength to walk farther miles.
On behalf of alumni across the globe, NA chapter says, "Happy Birthday To You"
Up School!
Up BIFOBA!
Xmas party for Bifoba Atlanta is a family affair, you can see all our wife's and children. Just to encourage members in other states, you all can organize one like this every year.
Also below are some pics. of atlanta bifoba members and family of our late Dr Oyakhire at one of our visit to the family, was an encouragement time.
Olumide Aderoba...I will leave you to play the role of Lamido Sanusi in BIFOBA ,find 100 youths and let us overcome ''vested interests' otherwise the children in BFHS are the ones to suffer. I am on record that the so called "multipurpose hall" is for vested interests so is the annual "Green and White Ball" and so called "award" giving elite status to members and thereby creating inequality . Our books does not publicly show how 120 million Naira is being spent and there need to be a board of trustee for check and balance . I will watch until October 2015 hence I am keeping quiet. If by October 2015 I do not see a hall standing with the BFHS students having access to that hall and not some vested interests controlling it for their own gain and there is no constitution on ground and I keep hearing excuses why we do not have a constitution , and the welfare of the students is not priority of BIFOBA , or those who have been in EXCO in BIFOBA National since 2001 try to hold any office past 2016 in whatever guise ,then I will use all resources in my disposal God willing to get rid of 'vested interests' in BIFOBA. The association has lost focus and I am keeping an open mind for now to see what gives by next year and if we are still running circles then election is by numbers and let the 1975-1978 set presently supporting 'vested' interests come and match up with the numbers of 1979-2013 and we shall see . Presidency need to move down to the youth from 1982 set down so this exco better finish that hall by october 2015 or be ready to pack up. Their 2012 attack of my person will not work this time because I will be better prepared going to battle. They can read this and know I am keeping quiet does not mean I am not watching all "vested interests".
your words might come to past. your observation of vested interest is what keeps me away from bifoba.
Lamido Sanusi should run for president with Fashola as his VP . That is a team that can beat GEJ . "Overcoming the fear of vested interest" should be their campaign theme. Tinubu and Buhari should just remain in the background and let people who are ready to change the country take over.
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