₦airaland Forum

sanifidelis:
A video showing life inside Charterhouse Lagos, one of Nigeria’s most expensive private secondary schools charging about ₦46 million per year, has gone viral on social media after a student shared his daily experience in the institution.

The clip has drawn massive attention online, with Nigerians reacting to both the school’s lifestyle and its high tuition fees.

In the video, the unidentified student gave a glimpse into his routine as a boarding student. He started his day by visiting the school’s medical centre after feeling unwell, before heading to his physics class. He later participated in a test on static electricity alongside his classmates, showing parts of the school’s academic environment and facilities.

The video has since sparked widespread reactions online, with many Nigerians expressing surprise at the cost of attending the school and the standard of facilities displayed.

okomile:
Olowo lo ma ku re
Talika ma stood down l'oorun

Make money is the kooko

mysticwarrior:
For this tinubulation? people dey burn money for this Nigeria o.

galantjoe:
All these money politicians, business moguls and other merchants of Venice are accumulating are being lavished extravagantly, foolishly and wastefully on their children

Osiris12:
Wetin go pain pass be say make those kids go do drugs later in life

mysticwarrior:
For this tinubulation? people dey burn money for this Nigeria o.

faceland:
How can that child known what is real life? That is 50% of the yearly income of the average American.

They are already in lala land and would NEVER know the value of ₦1k.

ferry377:
That ₦46m fee is insane, but honestly, Charterhouse is just catering to the top 1% who want a UK boarding school experience without sending their kids abroad. For anyone looking to tap into that niche, the real money isn't just in the tuition, but in providing high-end third-party services like premium school management software, elite tutoring, or luxury school uniform logistics.

BlackfireX:
See poor people having opinion

Ordinary 56M common 56M


Poor people eeeeh

Adesina18111:
One thing I have realized is that people are not buying education for their children anymore but Connections... You know the calibre of people's children that will be in that school? Rich people will continue to be rich while the poor will continue to wail and lament...

Hungrychicken:
56million Per annum for one child for 6 years common??
Even Davido was pricing a Toyota Camry 2025 model worth 65 million the other day at sarkin autos, are you richer than Davido?

LordIsaac:
If you can afford that per annum, your connection does not come from the child...in fact, you may just know that the child exists, that's all.

Adesina18111:
Read my comment...I did not say I want my connection to come from the child..the child is the who needs the connection...I won't live forever..my own connection may not work for my children...so they need their own too

faceland:
How can that child known what is real life? That is 50% of the yearly income of the average American.

They are already in lala land and would NEVER know the value of ₦1k.

Walai:
Everything to you is measured in the useless Nigerian paper currency.
Being born an American citizen alone is worth over billions of naira in monetary value let alone the passport value, opportunities, amenities and enabling environment to succeed and be highly successful with little effort

faceland:
I don't know what you are talking about but average American can not convert his dollars to pay for that school frees of over ₦40 million (without credit or loan).

I hope you are just being sarcastic because you're comment is filled with extreme ignorance. "Potential" is not a legal currency.