Hundreds of former students of Marist Brothers High School have arrived in the country and more will be expected this week to be present in the 3rd MOBilise 2010 convention set to kick off this week.
An initiative which was started by the Marist Old Boys Association in Sydney three years ago, MOBilise is a convention where ex-scholars from around the world gather to discuss ways of helping their former school.
This morning the committee signed an agreement with Digicel for the sponsorship of the event, and President of the Marist Brothers Old Boys Association, Ben Salacakau has acknowledged the $13,000 sponsorship from Digicel.
The MOBilise 2010 convention kicks off this Friday with a Mass in Celebration of the MOB Families at Lambert Hall.
Story by: Tokasa Rainima
Digicel sponsors 2010 MOBilise convention
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