The GCI Museum, which exists both online and physically within the four walls of Government College Ibadan, is a repository of the school. The museum preserves nostalgic memories of the different generations that the school has witnessed. Additionally, the museum aims to inspire current students of Government College Ibadan through its spectacular showcasing of old boys who have excelled in their chosen career paths and left their mark on the sands of time.
On 29th November 2025, Government College Ibadan experienced a truly historic moment as it welcomed one of its most illustrious sons, Wole Soyinka (1946), Nobel Laureate and literary icon.
He was received at the school gate by distinguished Old Boys, including the National President of GCIOBA, Wale Babalakin (’71), Kolade Mosuro (’64) of the Board of Trustees, Femi Babalola (’75), Chairman of the School Governing Board, alongside House Governors and...,
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The Museum remains a powerful symbol of what Old Boys can achieve together, and no Set embodies this better than the Class of 1970. In this brief interview, the Chairman, Mr. Segun Oguntoyinbo, shares the...,
The 1991 January Set of Government College Ibadan (GCI) has demonstrated its commitment to the development of its alma mater through the donation of musical equipment, table tennis boards, and other indoor games to the...,
The 1978 Set of Government College Ibadan (GCI), Apata, on October 9, 2025, organized an inspiring Career Day program for SS1 students of the school. The event was designed to guide students towards making informed and...,