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Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by GreatAxeMan(op): 7:51am On Mar 07, 2022
Ondo State government has returned some schools to their missionary proprietors.

Governor Oluwarotimi Akeredolu made the disclosure while receiving the newly inaugurated executives of the Christian Association of Nigeria (CAN), Ondo State chapter led by the State Chairman, Rev. Father Ansel Ologunwa.

He named the schools to include St Thomas Aquinas College, St. Louis Girls Grammar School, Akure and two primary schools.

The military administration of David Ikpeme seized missionary schools in September 1976.

The governor said his administration approved the return of some schools to the sole missionary ready to take them back.

In a landmark policy reversal, Akeredolu said, “We have promised that we will return schools to missionaries and we are keeping to our promise. It is only the Catholic Church that has shown interest.

“A group of people are opposed to it. Our position is that, if you are not interested in taking ownership of your school, don’t discourage others."

“Catholic Church has requested for two secondary schools and two primary schools and I have approved it. They are sorting it out now and there is no problem. Aquinas College, St Louis, and two primary schools. Those are the ones which we have approved. We are not running away from it.”
https://dailytrust.com/ondo-returns-schools-to-missionaries-46-years-after

Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by GreatAxeMan(op): 7:52am On Mar 07, 2022
Hmmm... some bearded trouble makers will suffer stroke when they hear this news
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by whemmytopsy(m): 9:34am On Mar 07, 2022
Government intervention in education at all levels has done harm than good....thinking deep about the situation of this country, one can't helo but conclude that this country seems "CURSED"....really cursed with terrible leaders.
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by inumidun2010(m): 11:49am On Mar 07, 2022
Yes my ALMA MATER, AQUINAS COLLEGE AKURE should be returned back to the CATHOLIC CHURCH...
And MUSLIM COLLEGE , should be returned to THEIR FOUNDERS...
I wan check SOMETHING.... Alfa go use CANE re-design SURAJU'S destiny...
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by crystalpapers(m): 4:13pm On Mar 07, 2022
Yes my ALMA MATER, AQUINAS COLLEGE AKURE should be returned back to the CATHOLIC CHURCH...
And MUSLIM COLLEGE , should be returned to THEIR FOUNDERS...
I wan check SOMETHING.... Alfa go use CANE re-design SURAJU'S destiny...
ACA integritas.....
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by inoki247: 4:38pm On Mar 07, 2022
mak Kwara sef follow that footstep so dat everybody can rest undecided undecided
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by snoopz: 4:39pm On Mar 07, 2022
Right about time
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by brainpulse: 4:39pm On Mar 07, 2022
God one
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by Salvador1: 4:39pm On Mar 07, 2022
Nice one.
Peter obi set the pace others are now following.
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by Racoon(m): 4:39pm On Mar 07, 2022
Same thing should be done in Osun and Kwara states.
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by Cantonese: 4:39pm On Mar 07, 2022
Very good. Kwara please follow.

Muric, quickly knack head for wall abeg.
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by Nobody:
You can't hold what belongs to God... Very soon you will see the religion of piss coming with there hijack
hijab wahalla...

Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by merits(m): 4:39pm On Mar 07, 2022
huh i hope they will not ban use of hijab? tolerance is everything.
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by Prettychild(f): 4:40pm On Mar 07, 2022
Good development. At least, morals will be instilled in the students, not like what we have now
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by Originality007: 4:40pm On Mar 07, 2022
Oyemekun Grammar School should b return to the Anglicans .


up school!
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by Adjovi: 4:41pm On Mar 07, 2022
Good to your tents o Israel if you can't live in peace with your neighbors
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by TooMuchStuff: 4:41pm On Mar 07, 2022
This is a big blow to HausafulaniKanuri Muslim North

Yakubu Gowon did this evil after the killing of Gen Ironsi as requested by the Caliphate. The beginning of mass destruction of secondary education nationwide.

Today, private schools have taken over everywhere
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by seunny4lif(m): 4:41pm On Mar 07, 2022
ACA cheesy cheesy cheesy
I hated and loved that school

ACA boys are too proud
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by JAMO84: 4:41pm On Mar 07, 2022
Good, let them run the schools with their Church money, their children can wear pants and bra to school.
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by Premiumwriter: 4:42pm On Mar 07, 2022
Islam be like if we can't have it then let's rubbish it.

It's the only reason why they won't want government to return the schools back to the owners.
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by salbis(m): 4:43pm On Mar 07, 2022
A very good step by the Ondo state government other states to kindly follow suit. Our government is never serious with education.
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by sylve11: 4:44pm On Mar 07, 2022
Nice moves. cool
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by azpekuliar:
What this report fails to mention is that it was at the behest of that Northern puppet, Gowon that all missionary schools were forcefully taken over by government. Thus were the seeds laid for the gradual decline in the quality of public school education in this country.
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by AbdulHakeem44(m): 4:45pm On Mar 07, 2022
Lol, this is not a win win for any religion but a lose to many average citizens. Once the school is fully returned to the owners, government stopped funding thee schools with taxpayers money and the school take full responsibilities of the day to day activities of the school. To balance up and meet standard, school fee will be legislated and skyrocketed above the means of many students' parent. The affected parents (mostly Christians cos of their population) will be looking for another government school (which is probably missionary built) to enrol her child.

A question to a reasonable Nigerian not religious sentimental people, who lost??

The same happened in Ogun state and saw schools with population of thousands reduced to below 500.
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by Blitzerz: 4:45pm On Mar 07, 2022
Very good.
A stitch in time.
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by ivolt: 4:45pm On Mar 07, 2022
The military administration of David Ikpeme seized missionary schools in September 1976.
Good.

Those illiterate military boys were disasters.
Rather than build their own schools, they were busy stealing existing
ones which they can't even manage.
Re: Ondo Returns Schools To Missionaries After 46 Years by tempusfugit: 4:46pm On Mar 07, 2022
Rubbish
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