Dr. Tunji Alausa Defends King’s College Concession Amid Protests
On September 17, 2026, Minister of Education Dr. Tunji Alausa defended the Federal Government's controversial decision to concede King’s College in Lagos to its Old Boys’ Association. This decision has sparked protests, with critics voicing concerns over the implications for the school's governance.
Dr. Alausa painted a dire picture of the current state of the Nigerian school system, describing it as having degenerated into "dungeons of stench, darkness and decay," which he deemed unfit for training Nigeria's future leaders. His remarks highlight the broader issues facing the educational sector in Nigeria, where many institutions struggle with inadequate facilities and resources.
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