Queen’s School Enugu Old Girls’ Association
(QSEOGA) – A global alumni network reconnecting members and supporting our alma mater under our motto: Laborare Uno Animo.
The Queen’s School Enugu Old Girls’ Association (QSEOGA) was founded in 1959 to nurture the unique bonds of friendship forged within the school’s walls. Our mission has grown to encompass:
Providing a vibrant platform for Old Girls to socialize, network, and rekindle friendships.
Mobilizing moral and financial resources to support the school's infrastructure, academic programs, and overall development.
Ensuring that today's students receive the same quality of education and character formation that we were privileged to have.
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FPSN (Nee Anyaegbuna)
Judge of the Court of Appeal (Rtd)
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Renowned Elder Statesman
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CONSULTANT PAEDIATRICIAN
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The National Association of QSEOGA was birthed in 2014 during the QSE 60th Anniversary celebration in Enugu.
Prior to that time, the different chapters in different locations had been operating on their own. Mrs Ifeanyi Egwuatu who had worked tirelessly to ensure the success of the 60th Anniversary also canvassed the setting up of a National body to unify all the chapters.
This idea received overwhelming support and QSEOGA National was formed. An EXCO was elected to pilot the affairs under the able leadership of no other than Mrs Egbunike. The current EXCO emerged in 2024.
A distinguished medical practitioner and public health physician from the Class of 1976, Dr. Amugo brings extensive leadership experience from her tenure as Abuja Branch President(2014-2021. Her proven dedication to Queen's School is marked by tangible achievements, including the rebuilding of Livingston House.
She is also very successful in the market place as MD TRICHORD, MEDICALS AND INVESTMENTS LTD, MD DANIK PHARMACEUTICALS LTD, DA QUEENS CLINIC LTD.
Dr Okorafor is also a very active member of other distinguished associations (Member BOT OF AANISS, EXCO OF AANI, EXCO FORUM OF RETIRED DSS DIRECTORS)
An accomplished educator and dedicated leader from the Class of 1980, Nkeoma Mazeli brings her extensive experience as a lecturer and active member of the Enugu Branch to her role as National Vice-President. With a steadfast commitment to the growth and unity of the Association, she works collaboratively with the National President and executive team to advance strategic initiatives, strengthen branch coordination, and uphold the cherished values and legacy of Queen’s School Enugu.
A seasoned human resources leader and former banker from the Class of 1989, Nina Adibe (Nee Udeh) brings a wealth of organizational and financial expertise from her role as Deputy Head of HR at AMCON. Her prior experience as a two-term Secretary of the Abuja Branch, combined with her qualifications including a B.Sc., PGD, Executive MBA, and CIPM membership, makes her exceptionally equipped to manage the Association's financial affairs with integrity and precision.
A proficient financial professional from the Class of 1992, Adaobi Onwuzulike utilizes her extensive experience as a Compliance Officer with Keystone Bank to ensure the prudent management and accountability of the Association's funds. Her meticulous approach and dedication, honed through her involvement with the Enugu Branch, are vital to maintaining the financial health and sustainability of the Association.
A highly qualified accountant from the Class of 1979, Mrs. Chinyere Okolie (Nee Onyeneke) brings her advanced expertise, including a Masters in Financial Management, to support the financial operations of the Association. As an active member of the Lagos Branch, she plays a key support role in maintaining accurate financial records and ensuring transparency in all transactions.
A seasoned legal professional from the Class of 1990, Ozim Ibeziako provides invaluable counsel to the Association on all legal and compliance matters. Her sharp legal acumen, combined with her long-standing commitment as a member of the Lagos Branch, ensures that the organization's activities are conducted with the highest standards of legal integrity and ethical governance.
Our Set Coordinators are vital links within the Queen’s School Enugu Old Girls’ Association, serving as the primary point of contact for their respective graduating classes.
These dedicated volunteers are the heartbeat of our alumni network, ensuring that every Old Girl remains connected, informed, and engaged with both her classmates and the wider Association.
Our school motto, “Working With One Mind,” is more than just a phrase—it is the living, breathing ethos that binds every Queen’s School girl, past and present. This culture of tolerance, cooperation, and unity made Queen’s School a powerful agent of national integration, drawing students from across Nigeria and pioneering the concept of a “Unity School” long before it became official policy.
Queen’s School Enugu, founded in 1954, is a pioneering institution dedicated to academic excellence and the holistic development of young women, guided by the motto Laborare Uno Animo – Working With One Mind.
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