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na real or na mistake?

Hmmm

U are shocked
😁

We are not their target market. Go and check for madam Suliya secondary school

That's $10K na

Naira no get value in the first place but to be honest na money laundering dem Dey do for that school… any parents whose child attend the school should be questioned and investigated, $10k for school…. Imagine as a student you Dey category of people wey Dey chop their school fees and later look for a way to cover for it… how you go take cover for $10k ?

Oke-Aro grammar school still dey.

yad2eidi:
na real or na mistake?

Where is the 17m?
Their secondary school fees start at 26.7m annually.
That's 21.7m fees and 5m weekly boarding.
Full boarding students will pay an additional 2m.
Besides, I think they reduced their fees.
They initially set their fees at 42m.
See attached.

floss:
Naira no get value in the first place but to be honest na money laundering dem Dey do for that school… any parents whose child attend the school should be questioned and investigated, $10k for school…. Imagine as a student you Dey category of people wey Dey chop their school fees and later look for a way to cover for it… how you go take cover for $10k ?

The bottomline is naira is so depreciated.if naira is exchange for let say #100/$, no one will be give a hoot about it.There are some extremely rich business mogul who can afford this and won't mind sending their wards there.And some foreign expatriate working here can conveniently afford to send their kids there.So you expect a mix of Nigerian and foreign kids. Schools like this sef no go find crowd,10pupils per class don do.

yad2eidi:
na real or na mistake?

So let's say you went to 350k per session University, someone out there will be surprised that your parents for allow you go to 50k per session university

Riches has stages.... 100m is nothing to some people so don't be surprised brah

The school is for Yahaya Bello kind of people 😏






The funniest thing is that graduates from schools like this are never heard of in scheme of things in the future but rather graduates of Umuokoro International Community Development kind of schools... 😅

id4sho:
That's $10K na

Same school charge $42K in UK, and the school is over 600 years old. With deep rooted traditions for excellence.

If I have my way, I can pay any amount for education

Graduates from this school might never know what real life is.

I am sure the teachers would be terrified of the students because of the once in a life time opportunity.

They are raising Donald Trump's and Elon Musk. Both men biggest blemish is that they were never really educated. They only pushed them.

This life just get money, cos people way dey pay am no get 2 head

Greeeeeeeeeeatest Nigerian Students will see and develop high b p.
Awon flying eagles.

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JohnOkolo:
Same school charge $42K in UK, and the school is over 600 years old. With deep rooted traditions for excellence.

If I have my way, I can pay any amount for education

here na u.k,if e like mk e dey rooted in herbs,why in a country that average no c 1dollar Daily to eat,I de c Chinese sef fr de pics,dis guys are on bizness in africa,lol

On top pikin wey fit later become saida boj?

That's just 10k usd. It's quite cheap for a school of that level.

yad2eidi:
na real or na mistake?

Guy this no be anything nah compared to some of these international schools

E be like say OP no read about Yahaya Bello pikin school fees

Washing and setting.

Money laundering is on the beat.

Usmanovic95:
The bottomline is naira is so depreciated.if naira is exchange for let say #100/$, no one will be give a hoot about it.There are some extremely rich business mogul who can afford this and won't mind sending their wards there.And some foreign expatriate working here can conveniently afford to send their kids there.So you expect a mix of Nigerian and foreign kids. Schools like this sef no go find crowd,10pupils per class don do.

This is not about the Naira. That amount is more than what many foreign universities charge for their domestic students.