KCOBA: No Plans to Buy King’s College Lagos
  …as parents and teachers withstood old boys from entering the college   The King’s College Old Boys’ Association (KCOBA) read more KCOBA clarifies: No plans to buy King’s College Lagos
KCOBA has publicly denied any intention to acquire King's College Lagos, following a confrontation in which parents and teachers blocked old boys from entering the campus. The incident highlights governance and stakeholder-relations tensions at the federally owned secondary school, with potential implications for how its alumni association engages with school administration. No commercial transaction or policy change has been confirmed.
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