The Lagos State chapter of National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools has urged private school owners to endeavour to building their school structures themselves, rather than depend on a leased or developers’ building to operate.
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Wasiu Adumadeyin, President of the association, told newsmen of the challenge at a news conference on the 2018 NAPPS banquet and award night scheduled for December 6 in Lagos.
Wasiu Adumadeyin, the President of Lagos chapter of NAPPS, told the News Agency of Nigeria, said the examination was to ensure maintenance of high standard of education by such schools.
“The academic environment today is challenged with academically delinquent children because students who are not psychologically and emotionally mature are being promoted to classes they are not fit for.