Ishilove:
11 million... One can build a house in certain areas in Nigeria with that amount.

Khd95:
see as them be like girran especially those in the first picture


us wey go public school,please lets know our selves..gather her lets have reunion


ok i am a hater,bye

abumeinben:
And they'll be paying their teachers 35k

misspresident:


Abeg na packaging oooo lol.

Passion2009:
https://www.aislagos.org/about-aisl

More than 85% of the staff and students of the school are from outside Nigeria. It is the most diverse school in Nigeria and I believe it's worth it.

Passion2009:
Cc

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[/b]If there is one thing I've learned about these schools, it's that there are thousands of legitimately wealthy Nigerians. If you visit schools like AISL, Lekki British School, Grange School, BIS, Loyola Jesuit, Greensprings School and 'other highbrow' schools in Lagos and Abuja, you will realize there are several successful Nigerians(who have never been in government but are doing very well in their fields) that can afford this education for their children.

If you can afford it, then give it a shot. Your kids deserve the best...[b]

Passion2009:



They have over 760 students according to their website : www.aislagos.org

There are many private high(secondary) schools in the United States that are more expensive than this. (You can check Google). I think it's a matter of choice and affordability. There are families who don't want their kids to travel abroad in their formative years but they want them to get the "most international" education as possible in Nigeria. American International School, Lagos(and I think they have another branch in Abuja) is the only AUTHENTIC international school in Nigeria that is largely run by expatriates. More than 80% of their staff are from countries outside Nigeria and there are people who are willing to cough out anything for such world-class diversity.

Passion2009:
https://www.aislagos.org/about-aisl

More than 85% of the staff and students of the school are from outside Nigeria. It is the most diverse school in Nigeria and I believe it's worth it.

Passion2009:



You will pay a workforce of 80% expatriates 30,000naira?


Read about their staff below.

https://www.aislagos.org/admissions/welcome-to-aisl

No staff(including gate man) earns below 100k at AISL - most of their teachers earn far above 300k naira per month after conversion from dollars. This is a fact I know.

nwanyionitsha:
But how can a school in Nigeria have 85%of its staff as foreigners? I believe some labour laws are being broken, even if the school is run by the US embassy. Do embassies run schools?
NLC will not see this one now. See what is happening under our nose.

earthsync:
How many students do they have in total? This is mad expensive.

Focusmind:
If I have the means, I will send my kids there.

People don't look at the monetary cost but the non-quantifiable benefits.

Your kids will build a powerful network that will come handy later in life. I know what I am saying.

You as a parent will build a network with other parents that will come handy.

only poor people will see the money as waste but business minded parents will always see opportunity

ChiefAzubuike:


Lol they plenty die.. Davido na even lower class when it comes to riches..

Maybe you don't go out. People are living in luxury. I have relatives who aren't celebs or public figures but their wealth no be here.

Sgbate:

That's the point, how many Davido's are there in Nigeria anyways

Passion2009:



Yes. Davido's first daughter(Imade Adeleke) schools there - American International School, Lagos. Likewise Tiwa Savage's son - Jam Jam.

Apart from celebs, there are thousands of Nigerians that can easily afford such luxurious school. The school presently has over 750 students in Lagos alone.

As expensive as this particular school is, if you don't put in for admission in time - you won't be able to secure any space for your child especially at secondary school level.

earthsync:
How many students do they have in total? This is mad expensive.

apelike1:
in the north a plot of land is worth 1million or even less!

Focusmind:
If I have the means, I will send my kids there.

People don't look at the monetary cost but the non-quantifiable benefits.

Your kids will build a powerful network that will come handy later in life. I know what I am saying.

You as a parent will build a network with other parents that will come handy.

only poor people will see the money as waste but business minded parents will always see opportunity