Federal Govt Colleges’ New Fees Regime: Here Are 8 Things You Need To Know

The school fees of Federal Government colleges has just been reviewed.

And the upward review has no doubt become a subject of discussion among parents, guardians and more across homes in the country.

A piece of information on the new school fees regime sighted by highstreet.ng identified eight things we should all know about the review…

  1. The memo for the increase from Federal Ministry of Education was issued on May 25th, 2023. This means the action predates the current administration.
  2. The increase affects mainly new students who, traditionally, will pay for sundry charges including school uniforms.
  3. Tuition is still free in the Unity Schools per the memo.
  4. Boarding house students will only pay N30,000 per term. To be honest, I think it will be difficult to argue against feeding a child 3 meals in a day for an average of 80-90 days that make a term with N30k. At 30k, the FG is still subsidising the feeding heavily.
  5. Only new students in boarding house will pay N100,000. Those who are day students will pay N70,000.
  6. Returning students either in boarding house or day school will pay much less.
  7. Three line items on the amount payable cover a session.
  8. Only JSS1 and SS1 students will pay N25,000 for new uniform.
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