As Nigeria faces rising inflation, the effects are being felt across many sectors, including higher education.
Private universities, known for their quality education and top-notch facilities, have had to raise their tuition fees to keep up with the increasing costs of running their institutions.
For students and parents, it’s important to understand the financial commitment required to attend these schools, especially since tuition fees for some programs now exceed N5 million annually.
The country’s inflation has driven up the cost of everyday goods and services, putting pressure on families and businesses alike.
This economic strain has extended to the education sector, particularly at private universities, where tuition fees are rising to reflect the increased operational costs.
Universities offering specialized programs in fields like Medicine, Law, and Engineering are seeing some of the largest fee hikes.
As a result, many families are feeling the financial burden of sending a…