Alumni interventions, collaboration seen lifting Nigeria’s education system

L-R: Titilayo Akisanya, president of Holy Childs College Old Girls Association; Akintunji Fatunke, president of Baptist Academy Old Students Association; Bukky Ajomale-Iyanda, welfare officer at Eva Adelaja Girls Secondary Grammar School Old Students Association; Femi Olubanwo, president of Igbobi College Old Boys Association; Patrick Doyle, president of St Finbarrs College Old Boys Association and Gbenga Abodunrin, principal of Baptist Academy, at a symposium marking the 169 founders day anniversary of Baptist Academy in Lagos recently.

Nigeria’s education system is facing serious infrastructural challenges that require intervention from old students, according to alumni of some of the legacy schools in Lagos state. They believe Nigeria's education sector requires innovative solutions and forward-thinking approaches from alumn

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