The renovated facility includes two blocks with over 26 classrooms, laboratories for agriculture, physics, and biology, plus vocational training spaces for cosmetology, garment-making, hairdressing, catering, and home economics. It also features a library and ICT facilities.

The First Lady commended the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) for renovating and equipping the school through its intervention. She applauded UBEC's efforts to establish similar schools nationwide, including an ongoing construction in Ikorodu, Lagos.

She expressed the vision to have at least one Alternative High School for Girls in each of Lagos State's three senatorial districts, noting that Lagos West and Lagos East already have one each, leaving Lagos Central pending. She urged the state government to complete the initiative there.