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Saving the citadel: Why King’s College needs the old boys now

Daily Trust Nigeria
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On King’s College Road, Lagos Island, a wrought-iron gate still bears the crest of an institution that once set the gold standard for secondary education in Nigeria. Founded in 1909, King’s College (KCL) was built to produce the country’s administrators, professionals and leaders. It succeeded: its alumni include elder statesman Femi Okunnu, the Emir of Kano, Sanusi Lamido Sanusi, Ambassador Kashim Ibrahim-Imam, and financier Adebayo Ogunlesi, alongside generations of judges, generals and indust

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