CKCC History
Christ the King Catholic College (CKCC), Odolewu-Ijebu, is a government-approved Catholic Secondary School established by the Catholic Diocese of Ijebu-Ode on September 8, 1995, under the visionary leadership of Most Rev. (Dr) Albert Ayinde Fasina, the then Bishop of Ijebu-Ode Diocese, as Proprietor.
The College was founded with a clear and noble mission — to provide sound, effective, purposeful, and functional education that promotes the holistic formation of the boy child in accordance with Christian values. It is a boys-only, fully boarding institution dedicated to nurturing discipline, character, intellectual excellence, and spiritual maturity.
Vision Statement
To raise young men of competence and integrity inspired by Gospel values.
Mission Statement
To create a unique secondary school experience for the boy child premised on Catholic holistic formation.
Core Values
Discipline
Service
Competence
Integrity
Faith
Rev. Fr. (Dr.) John Olumide Aruleba
College Principal
Dr. (Mrs.) Sarah Sam-Aguihe
Vice Principal - Administration
Mr. Shange Lord
Vice Principal - Academics
Rev. Fr. Emmanuel Okusanya
Chaplain
Mr. Olatunji, O. A.
Academic Supervisor
Mr. Charles Akinniyi
Administrative Officer
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