Desist from Lifting Students to Coaching Centers- KWSG

Kwara State Government has sounded serious warnings to proprietors of coaching centers across the state, to henceforth desist from lifting students from various schools, under the pretext of preparing them for Seniors Secondary Certificate Examination (SSCE)or be ready to face the full wrath of law.

The Executive Director, Agency for Mass Education, Mallam Saka Yusuf, stated this during a meeting with Executive members, Association of Private Coaching Centers of Nigeria (ASSOPCON) held in his office. 

Mallam Saka expressed displeasure that, despite sensitization and advocacy efforts by the Agency, many coaching centers still fail to comply with regulations, thereby lifting students particularly from Junior Secondary School 3, Senior Secondary 1, and Senior Secondary 2 which could eventually derail or jeopardize their future. 

He therefore warned perpetrators of such acts to desist forthwith or be ready to face the dire consequences of their actions.

"Henceforth, coaching centers should not take students from schools and register them as conventional students. The act is totally in contrast with the provision of education ordinance in the State . Proprietors are therefore charged to work towards complementing government efforts at improving the education standards of Kwara State."

In his response, the President, Association of Private coaching centers of Nigeria (ASSOPCON), and Proprietor Lumex Tutors, Mr  Olumide Agboola supported State Government's stand on sanctioning whoever is guilty of the act, adding that coaching centers caught perpetrating the menace, should be dealt with according to the dictates of the law. 


Also commenting, the Proprietor of Gama Tutors,  Mr. Thomas Adebiyi, assured the government that, all the centers will immediately comply with government's directives on the issue at stake and desisting from such dastardly acts, with a pledge to follow the rules and regulations guiding the association.

Anigilaje Rasheedat
Press Secretary 
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