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Holy Rosary College, Enugu

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The Holy Rosary College is an all girls boarding school run by the missionary located in Enugu, Nigeria. It was opened on 2 February 1935 by Archbishop Charles Heerey.^[1]^[2] It was staffed and run originally by the Irish missionary nuns from the Missionary Sisters of the Holy Rosary.^[3] It was formerly a teacher training college for girls.

Notable alumnae

Joy Nwosu Lo-Bamijoko, ethnomusicologist, choral conductor, music critic and soprano

See also

References

^ Ezeh, Mary-Noëlle (2005). Archbishop Charles Heerey and the History of the Church in Nigeria, 1890–1967. p. 97.
^ Vincent A. Nwosu, ed. (1985). "The First Catholic Teacher Training College for Women in Igboland". The Catholic Church in Onitsha: People, Places, and Events, 1885–1985. pp. 89 et seq.
^ Holy Rosary College Enugu History, Official Website.

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