The King’s College Old Boys Association (KCOBA) is pleased to welcome the public to its 111th Annual Founders conference themed – Education: the Way Forward.
Every year, we come together to have conversations on making the fabric of this nation stronger and better. Nigeria has witnessed shortage in planned yearly budgets for the educational sector, but this has not been the only challenge this very necessary sector is faced with. To be able to compete on a global level, it is important to capitulate on existing resources to drive efficiency in the system. It is in light of this that a conference this year is focusing on education.
The event will feature a keynote speech by the Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo. Speaking also, will be the Deputy Secretary General of the United Nation, Amina J Mohammed as well as the 14th Emir of Kano, HH Sanusi Lamido Sanusi. Other guests include Mr. Chukwuemeka Nwajuiba – Minister of State for Education, Prof. Akin Abayomi: Commissioner for Health, Lagos State, Mr. Olumide Akpata: President, Nigerian Bar Association, Hon. Justice Adeniyi Adetokunbo Ademola: President, St. Gregory College Old Boys’ Association – PPP Operators, Ifueko Omoigui Okauru – President, Queen’s College Old Girls Association, and Mr. Hakeem Adeniji-Adele – Former Chief Technology Officer, Microsoft.
The hosts are Alh. Kashim Ibrahim-Imam (Matawallen Borno), President of the King’s College Old Boys’ Association and Pastor Pastor Itua Ighodalo, Chairman Planning Committee KingsWeek 2020.
Panel conversations will cover the opportunity to positively transform the education sector during and following the COVID19 pandemic, seeking alternative to education funding, developing a more efficient educational system and structuring opportunities and technology in education.
This exclusive event for everyone is scheduled to take place on the 19th of September at 2:00pm and will be streamed live on NTA, Plus TV Africa and Arise News. To be part of this event, register at https://kingsweek.org/
