Class of 2006 · Twenty years on
One classroom in 2006. A family for life. The official home of the Epiphany '06 Set of Command Secondary School, Ibadan.
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Libraries rebuilt, students mentored, doors opened — the Set gives back to the school that made us.
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Doctors, founders, engineers, artists — different cities, different careers, still walking together.
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This is the official home of the Epiphany '06 Set of Command Secondary School, Ibadan — who we are, what we stand for, and everything happening next. Whether you sat in the front row or the back, you belong here.
What we stand for
To keep the bonds forged in the halls of Command Secondary School, Ibadan alive — connecting every member of the Class of 2006 across cities, careers and continents, so that no one from the Set walks alone.
A Set that outlives nostalgia — a living network where the class of 2006 becomes a lifelong community of mentors, partners and friends, and a ladder for the classes that come after us.
We are the Epiphany '06 Set — doctors, founders, engineers, artists, teachers and parents who once shared the same classrooms and corridors. Different paths, one family.
Our name
Epiphany is the old word for a shining-forth — the moment light appears and something that was hidden is finally seen. We chose it because the Set has never been about staying behind the school gates. It is about what we carry out of them, and what we are willing to be seen doing with it.
It also kept us honest. An epiphany is not a private event — it is meant to be witnessed. So the name became a standing promise to Command Secondary School, Ibadan: show up for one another, be seen lifting others, and leave the school brighter than we found it.
Greek · manifestation, a shining-forth
We wanted a word with weight behind it — not just a number stitched onto a banner.
An epiphany is meant to be witnessed, so we took the name as a duty to be seen lifting others.
Twenty years on it still fits: the light we were given, and the light we hand down.
CSSI · Set of 2006
A word from the President
“Twenty years ago we walked out of the school gates thinking it was goodbye. It wasn't. Every project we fund, every reunion we hold, every junior we mentor is proof that the Set is not a memory — it is a movement. Come home.”
Real lives. Real change.
Twenty years is long enough to see what a Set really does — it shows up when you lose someone, points you towards the work you were meant to do, holds you up until you are standing again, and opens doors for the business you are trying to build. These are a few of the lives it has changed.
I lost my father in 2019 and eleven Set members were in my compound before I finished making the calls. One of them drove six hours just to sit with me on the veranda. That is when I understood the Set is not a group chat — it is family.
The Set enlightened me on a career path and stood there for me till I got back on my feet. I left CSSI with no plan and nobody at home who could tell me what came next. Set brothers and sisters who had already walked the road sat with me through every choice, and when I stumbled no one kept score — they simply stayed until I was standing again. Everything good in my working life starts there.
It gave me a strong network for my business. I started with a name nobody knew and no door I could knock on. The Set opened those doors — introductions made without asking for anything back, a first contract passed my way by a classmate I had not spoken to in years, and people who would tell me the truth about a bad deal before my competitors did. Whatever my business is today, the Set moved first.
Fresh from the Set
Twenty years after we borrowed those books, the Set has returned the favour — repainted walls, new shelves and a reading hall for the current students of Command Secondary School, Ibadan.
Our alumni delegation walked the campus with the principal — what has stayed the same, what has changed, and where the Set can step in next.
Members voted in the 2026–2028 executive council: the President, General Secretary, Treasurer and project leads who will run the Set's affairs for the next two years.
Save the dates
The Big 20 is here! 🎉 CSSI Class of 2006 Epiphany Reunion, 4–6 Dec 2026. Fee is ₦60k which covers feeding, lodging, entertainment, T-shirt, transport, and our gift to the school. For more Info reach out to 08076680809
One-on-one career guidance from fellow members of the Set, across medicine, tech, law and business.
We return to the school walls that made us — a day with current students, a donation handover and plenty of old stories.
Give back
Every gift goes to the work of the Set on the CSSI campus — the library, the students we mentor, and whatever the school needs next. Say your name, or give quietly as anyone.
Recording your gift here tells the Set to expect it. The money itself goes straight to the account beside this form — Sterling Bank 0077505861, account name Epiphany CSSI 06 Set.
Your seat is waiting
Join the network, give back to the school that raised us, or volunteer your time. However you show up, the Set is stronger with you in it.
