Emeka Chibuike One hundred and fifty students, from SS1 to SS3, assembled at the Dority International Early Learning School auditorium on May 17, 2019. Emeka Chibuike took the podium. Ten minutes after he started speaking, the students became excited and cheered him on. Emeka always had a knack for getting people’s attention. As a student […]
Read MoreChinenye Ngwogu speaking to Dority students May 28 has been set aside every year as World Menstrual Hygiene Day. It was initiated by German-based NGO WASH in 2014 to benefit women and girls worldwide. The 28th was selected to acknowledge that 28 days is the average length of the menstrual cycle. Therefore, on Tuesday, […]
Read MoreMembers of the alumni with Mrs Zovannah Onumah on May 17, 2019. From left, Uzoma Isaac (Class of 1998), Ikenna Ohiaeri (Class of 1997), Okechukwu Onye (Class of1997) and Emeka Chibuike (Class of 1998) On the 17th of May, three members of Dority International Alumni Association, Okechukwu Onye, Ikenna Ohiaeri and Emeka Chibuike, visited […]
Read MoreEmeka Ochu Emeka Ochu’s confidence is captivating. When you’re around him, you believe that anything is possible: goals can be achieved, problems solved and challenges overcome. That unwavering confidence has propelled him to the top of his profession. After graduating from Dority International Secondary School in 2001, he earned a Bachelor of Science degree […]
Read MoreAdaku Omidosu We all have lofty goals and aspirations. To become our own boss. To be a role model for the younger generation. To improve people’s lives. Adaku Omidosu has accomplished all three. She was the first Deputy Senior Prefect of Dority International Early Learning School and an active student who featured regularly in […]
Read MoreAdaku Omidosu is a member of Dority International Alumni Association, Class of 1997. This article is a shorter version of a speech she delivered in Dority auditorium on January 4, 2019. Adaku Omidosu giving a speech in Dority Entrepreneurship plays an influential role in the economic growth and standard of living of a […]
Read MoreIGHUB Code Camp for Kids Imagine how businesses operated fifty years ago. Banks counted your money one bill at a time. You wrote letters to business partners. Buyers must visit your store to see your products. Today, technological innovations like counting machines, mobile phones, email and online stores have made businesses easier to run. Technology improves […]
Read MoreMy name is Ekeledirichukwu Jinanwa and I graduated from Dority International Early Learning School in 2015. I was head of the Press Club editorial board and had a reputation as a story writer. Somehow, I ended up as a science student, even though I had a tough time with Physics, Mathematics and Further Mathematics. In […]
Read MoreChike Ukaegbu “He made straight As,” Mrs Zovannah Onumah said. She was referring to Chike Ukaegbu’s WAEC result. I was in her office with Okechukwu Onye and we were talking about D.I.S.S Alumni members around the world. Chike Ukaegbu’s name came up and you could tell from the smile on Mrs Onumah’s face that she […]
Read MoreNkem Ndem is a prolific writer and a member of D.I.S.S Alumni, Class of 2001. She has written articles for celebrity magazines like Bella Naija, Glam Africa and African Glitz. She’s currently working on her first book. This interview of Nkem Ndem was first published in the 25 September 2017 issue of Pleasures Magazine. Nkem Ndem […]
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