Some old students of Cherubim and Seraphim College, Ilorin, Kwara State have renovated a block of five classrooms and four toilets of their alma mater.

The students graduated from the mission school in the year 1999.

The erstwhile students of the college have been carrying out their humanitarian gesture under the name 99 Impact Makers Foundation.

Chairman and Secretary of the association, Shola Afolayan and Bunmi Onare, told our correspondent that the foundation started in 2018 and had assisted scores of indigent students of the college.

They said that “in a remarkable display of Benevolence, we generously had provided cash donations and scholarships to 10 underprivileged students still attending Cherubim and Seraphim College, thus lighting the path towards a brighter and more promising future for these young scholars.

“In May 2023, the foundation unveiled its most ambitious project yet -the renovation of a block of five classrooms and four toilets at the same college, with 24-hour water supply.

“This transformation was made possible through the foundation's tireless efforts and unwavering commitment to its community.

“In addition, we have also distributed essential writing materials to students at the college ensuring that education remains a priority.”

The duo said that over the years “we have celebrated Christmas with children at an orphanage, providing not only food but also clothing, making the holiday season truly special for those less fortunate.

“We had also embarked on a visit to a Muslim children's home, where we presented not only food items and clothes but also monetary support.”

“With each visit to an orphanage, every scholarship granted, and all the compassionate gestures they have extended, we have sown the seeds of change,” they claimed.