Mrs Bola
Bamishigbin, an educationist and Proprietress of Purplegate Home School, Ojodu,
Lagos, has called on the Federal Government of Nigeria to intensify its support
for the education sector. She made this statement during her school’s graduation/prize
giving day ceremony a few days ago.
The event, anchored
by popular TV personality, Jide Alabi, was graced by veteran actor, Adebayo
Salami (Oga Bello), Dan Imodu (of The Village Headmaster), Ralph Nwadike, Hon Adedamola
Kasumu (Lagos State House of Assembly) and Barrister Tunji Bamishigbin, a
veteran filmmaker and husband of the school Proprietress.
Mrs Bamishigbin
reiterated that government should provide enabling environment for the
education sector “because setting up business in Nigeria is not easy.” She
further advised that “if the government makes its laws and policies more
flexible, the education sector would be a big deal.”
Purplegate Home
School cater for children within the ages of three months and 11 years. Its
curricula includes Montessori, ICT, British/Nigerian curriculum, diction and
extra-curricular activities like ballet, chess/scrabble, dance, taekwondo, swimming,
brigade, music and art.
“My students can compete anywhere in the world.
We’ve had students from Canada, US and UK, and their parents still call to show
gratitude for the way we impacted on their children. We have all the basic
things that a child needs to learn here,” Mrs Bamishigbin boasted.
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