Folatek Model High School Reunion at Tolulope Gegeloye's Wedding

From Left: Rachael Taiwo, Jane, Nasiru Zakariyau and Oluwaseun

Guys,

Late June 2019, I got a Facebook invite from Oluwaseun Koshoedo. I didn't know she had planned and started a market strategy to get my old school mates(I am talking JSS1- JSS3 classmates) to attend Tolulope Gegeloye's wedding on July 13, 2019.

We were all classmates at Folatek Model High School, Mulero, Agege before I left for Government Senior College, Agege.

I had enjoyed the reunion at Daniels Bolaji's Wedding and because I love weddings and re-connecting, I promised I would attend.

The event and the reunion was all I could imagine and more. We took lots of pictures, shared stories and I met my madam; Rachael Taiwo, who taught me subjects in class and at her home(I was a slow learner). I was so bad that I even had to copy her handwriting.

I reconnected with Rachael Taiwo in 2018. It was amazing seeing her. She is now a Fashion Designer making big money. She was teaching me fashion designing but I ran away after 3 classes.

I asked Nasiru Zakariyau for a book which he borrowed from me 15 years ago. Yep, I didn't forget.

Sitting Pretty with My Madam; Rachael Taiwo

We continued the Party in Tolu's House

Tolulope Gegeloye was a beautiful bride.

If you were a Folatek Model High School Student(1999 - 2004) but absent at the Wedding, I have a query for you.

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