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Our Current Projects

Lekki Peninsula College

Lagos, Nigeria

Lekki Peninsula College is one of the oldest secondary schools in the Lekki Peninsula area. It originally came out of the necessity to provide much needed help for displaced students from Maroko who were preparing for external and internal examinations. As a result of the success recorded within a few months of its establishment and the yearning of the people in the locality for an affordable private secondary school, it transformed into a full-fledged co-educational private secondary school

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Lekki Peninsula Nursery & Primary Schools

Welcome to Lekki Peninsula Nursery & Primary School; LPNPS, a place where natural curiosity and imagination lead to discovery in learners of all ages. At LPNPS, We provide extra-curricular activities. These are activities that take place outside of school hours—before school, after school or during lunch. These activities may include sports, hobbies, drama, singing, leadership training, arts or volunteer work. Our school has different extra-curricular activities for students

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ETEF SCHOLARSHIP

Nigeria has the highest rate of out of school children in the world and the number has continued to increase. According to a 2015 Save the Children Study conducted on the State of the Nigerian Child, Lagos State is one of the two states with the highest percentage of children aged 6yrs and above who do not attend primary school. Nationwide, 10.5 million Nigeria children are out-of-school. This figure represents 42% of Nigeria’s children of primary school age and is 3.6 million (more…)

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Education for Development Radio Program

While it is often easy to acknowledge the importance of literacy, it is a sad fact that in spite of establishment of the UN Millennium Development Goals for education over 10.5 million Nigerian children of primary school age don't go to school. If something drastic is not done, as many as 40% of them will never enter a classroom. It is even more disturbing that in spite of the many problems of insurgencies in various parts of the country, and the high number of young people (more…)

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