Celebrating the Silver Jubilee of SCOBA 2000 Set: 25 Years of Brotherhood and Excellence

 The St. Charles Old Boys Association (SCOBA) 2000 Set proudly marks its Silver Jubilee, celebrating 25 years of brotherhood, sustained friendship, and collective growth since graduating from St. Charles College.

This 25th Anniversary is more than a reunion; it is a milestone that reflects shared values, lifelong bonds, and the impact of unity over time. Exactly 25 years to the day since we left St. Charles College, the SCOBA 2000 Set is coming together to honor our journey and recommit to a future of excellence.

Silver Jubilee Gala Dinner – A Night of Reflection and Connection

We warmly invite our brothers and friends, especially members of the SCOBA 2000 Set, to join us at the 25th Anniversary Silver Jubilee Gala Dinner. This special evening is dedicated to:

  • Honouring God for His faithfulness

  • Appreciating one another for 25 years of brotherhood

  • Strengthening networks and friendships

  • Celebrating past achievements and future possibilities

It will be a night to toast our past, celebrate the present, and support a future of continued excellence for the SCOBA family.

Why This 25th Anniversary Matters

The Silver Jubilee of SCOBA 2000 Set stands as a testament to:

  • Enduring friendships formed at St. Charles College

  • Shared growth across personal, professional, and community spaces

  • A legacy of unity that continues to inspire younger sets

This celebration is not just about memories—it is about reaffirming our commitment to brotherhood and collective progress.

We look forward to sharing this unforgettable evening with you as we celebrate 25 years of SCOBA 2000 Set in grand style.

Signed,
Uchenna Okafor
Secretary, Anniversary Planning Committee

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