John Todd of Charterhouse Lagos Gets Chieftaincy Title

John Todd, the Founding Head and Director of Education at Charterhouse Lagos, has been honored with a traditional chieftaincy title in Nigeria. The Oba of Ogombo, HRM Alaiyeluwa, Oba Muslim Abiodun Ogunbo, bestowed upon him the title of AARE Oluko of Ogombo Kingdom during a ceremony held last Saturday.

The event drew a notable gathering, including traditional rulers, representatives from the Lagos State Government, community leaders, and members of the Charterhouse Lagos leadership team. The chieftaincy title specifically recognizes Mr. Todd's significant contributions to education within Nigeria and his instrumental role in the founding and development of Charterhouse Lagos.

A statement highlighted Mr. Todd's efforts in bringing world-class British education to Nigeria while ensuring the school remains connected to its local community and Nigerian heritage. The honor also reflects his strong relationship with the Ogombo community and his dedication to education, youth development, and community engagement.

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As Founding Head, he has been instrumental in bringing the vision of a world-class British education to Nigeria while building a school that is firmly connected to its local community and Nigerian heritage. The honour also acknowledges his relationship with the Ogombo community and his commitment to education, youth development and community engagement.

Upon receiving the title, Mr. Todd expressed his deep gratitude to the Oba and the people of Ogombo. He described the honor as both humbling and greatly appreciated, emphasizing the importance of the relationship between Charterhouse Lagos and its host community. He also underscored their shared commitment to education, service, and the development of young people.

The occasion signifies Charterhouse Lagos' dedication not only to providing exceptional British education but also to embracing Nigerian culture. It highlights the school's efforts to build meaningful community relationships and contribute positively to Nigerian society, embodying its philosophy of "Traditional Values. British Academic Excellence."

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The honour is both humbling and deeply appreciated.