Based on the novel The Lekki Headmaster, who makes up the board of Stardom Schools?

In The Lekki Headmaster, the board of Stardom Schools is composed of the MD's family members. This is a critical detail in the novel because it reveals that the school, despite its outward appearance as a professional educational institution, is essentially a family-run enterprise.

The fact that the board is made up of relatives rather than independent education experts, parents, or a diverse mix of educators and investors means that decisions are driven by the family's financial interests rather than educational excellence. This governance structure explains many of the problems at the school, including low teacher pay, resistance to progressive educational ideas, and the prioritisation of profit over student and staff welfare.

Bepo's frustration with this arrangement is part of what drives the novel's plot. His ambition to rise within the institution is ultimately limited by the family-controlled power structure, and his progressive teaching ideas are often overruled by a board that does not share his educational vision. The nepotistic composition of the board serves as the novel's critique of how some private schools in Nigeria operate.