Ekiti returns Christ’s School to Anglican Church
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Ekiti State Governor, Kayode Fayemi, who signed a Memorandum of Understanding returning the school to the Anglican Communion, said the handing over of Christ’s School would provide a template for subsequent release of other schools whose owners have indicated interest in having them back. Mr Fayemi stated that the return of mission schools would help in building a future generation of values-driven and morally sound individuals.
The governor who reiterated his administration’s commitment to engaging positively with missions that desire to take over their schools, expressed optimism that the returned school would assist the present administration in achieving “its policy thrust of reclaiming our land and restoring our values as Ekitis”.
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