Owners of Lagos' Most Expensive Primary Schools Revealed

The article highlights the owners of Lagos' most expensive primary schools, particularly the Corona School, which was founded in 1955 by Mr. Ann Macdonald, who was a headmistress and a member of the Corona Women's Society. The school was established to provide quality education for children aged 3 to 5 years and began with an initial enrollment of five pupils.
It operates under the Corona School Trust Council, a non-profit organization formed by a group of expatriate and Nigerian women, including Mr. Ann Macdonald. The school is managed by a governing board responsible for overall strategic oversight.
The tuition fee for the Corona School in Ikoyi is estimated at N3 million per year, excluding additional costs for uniforms and extracurricular activities. This article draws data from Nairametrics to provide insights into the exclusive education market in Lagos.
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