St. Gregory's College
Location
South West Ikoyi Lagos Ikoyi, Lagos , Lagos State Nigeria
Information
School type	Missionary High school
Motto	Pro Fide Et Scientia
Religious affiliation(s)	Roman Catholic, Christian
Denomination	Catholic
Established	1928 (97 years ago) (1928)
Founder	Catholic Mission
Sister school	Holy Child College Obalende
Administrator	Reverend Father Emmanuel Ayeni
Grades	7–12
Gender	Male (Formerly mixed gender)
Houses	St Augustine, St Peter, St Francis, St Benedict
Colour(s)	Green,   Purple,
Slogan	Up Gregs
Nickname	Gregs
Rival	Kings College Lagos
Website	stgregoryscollege.ng

St. Gregory's College, Lagos, is a Catholic Boys' School with boarding facilities, located 1.0 km from Tafawa Balewa Square in the vicinity of Ikoyi – Obalende, Lagos State, Nigeria.^[1]

The college, originally a coed campus before the creation of its sister school Holy Child College Obalende, is based in South-West Ikoyi. It was established through the Catholic mission in 1928 and named after Pope Gregory the Great (540–604). Michael Ibru and his construction outfit, Ace Jomona, took part in the building of the school at that time.^[2]

In the late 1990s, during the encouragement of internet use by innovators and governing bodies, a class of 1997 alum and early adopter technologist Olufeko, built the college's first and most recognisable online presence using Web design in the year 1998, based on the need to assist alumni connect with each other globally.^[3] Subsequently, as the city of Lagos embraced the digital economy, alumni from different graduating sets, and the school's administration eventually established an official website in 2018.

Saint Gregory's most notable sports teams have been its cricket and football squads.^[4]

• Adetokunbo Ademola, Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of Nigeria
• Jab Adu, actor and director
• Jimi Agbaje, pharmacist and politician
• Ben Murray-Bruce, business magnate and politician
• Sir Adeyemo Alakija KBE, lawyer, politician and businessman
• Yemi Cardoso, Governor of the Central Bank of Nigeria.
• Ade Abayomi Olufeko, technologist, designer and entrepreneur.
• Ganiyu Dawodu, politician and activist
• Oba C. D. Akran, Traditional titleholder of Badagry; politician
• Antonio Deinde Fernandez, business magnate and diplomat
• Adewale Maja-Pearce, writer, journalist and critic
• J. M. Johnson, politician
• Jibril Martin, lawyer
• Olufemi Majekodunmi, British-Nigerian architect
• Raymond Njoku, Nigerian politician and former minister for Transport
• Mike Omoighe, artist and critic
• Segun Agbaje, Banker; executive of GTBank
• Cardinal Anthony Olubunmi Okogie, Archbishop of Lagos
• Victor Uwaifo, musician
• Funsho Williams, politician
• Lamidi Adeyemi III, Alaafin of Oyo^[9]
• Chief Ayo Gabriel Irikefe, former Chief Justice of Nigeria
• Denrele Edun, television presenter
• Patrick Ekeji, sports administrator
• Tunji Disu, Head of the Police Intelligence Response Team
• Tayo Aderinokun, entrepreneur; former CEO of Guaranty Trust Bank
• Obafemi Lasode, film actor
• Nonso Amadi, Afro-Fusion Singer/Songwriter
• Vector, hip-hop artist
• Moses Majekodunmi, Nigerian gynaecologist and obstetrician; Minister of Health in the Nigerian First Republic
• Tomi Davies, entrepreneur and philanthropist
• Gbenga Shobo, business executive
• Rafiu Oluwa, athlete, sprinter
• Segun Gele, fashion designer, head-tie stylist
• Bode Rhodes-Vivour, Justice of the Supreme Court of Nigeria
• Shola Akinlade, software engineer & CEO of Paystack
• Vincent Babatunde Chukumeka Nwuga, Professor of physiotherapy

• Education in Nigeria
• List of schools in Lagos

• stgregoryscollege.ng, the school's official website
• stgregs.com, school's oldest running unofficial website since 1997

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