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  The Students Solidarity Group against Fees Hike has stated that a survey it carried out has shown that substantial numbers of Nigerian university students are planning to drop out due to the hike in tuition fees. The group made this known in a press statement released on Thursday, adding that the survey was filled by many students who also gave their condemnation of the fee hike. According to the statement, the group revealed it is planning to hold a congress at the University of Lagos (UNILA...

Godfrey George writes that many indigent parents whose children are students of tertiary institutions where fees have been hiked risk dropping out, as they cannot afford to pay the increased fees

The University of Lagos (UNILAG) has reportedly suspended the sale of hostel bed space at the sum of N525,000 to each student of the institution after an expose by SaharaReporters. SaharaReporters had reported that students of the University had raised the alarm that the institution was charging each student the sum of N525,000 for a bed space at the university's hostels, while it issued them receipts for N135,000.

Students of the University of Lagos (UNILAG), have raised the alarm that the institution is charging each student the sum of N525,000 for a bed space at the university's hostels. This comes amid controversies and protests by students of the university against astronomical increase in their school fees.

The University of Lagos, Akoka, has debunked a message, which alleged that its hostel fees were increased astronomically.

The management of the University of Lagos, has announced the reduction of its fees after meeting the representatives of the National

The University of Lagos (UNILAG) has slashed school fees by 5 to 20 per cent following protests by students.  In July, the university announced an upward review of its fees effective September 1. The hike put the sessional mandatory charges for new undergraduate students at ₦‎126,325 for courses without a lab/studio and ₦‎176,325 for one…

The Management of University of Lagos (UNILAG) has announced a reduction in its fees following a meeting with representatives of the National Association of

The Vice-Chancellor also reiterated that “No UNILAG student would drop out of the institution due to fees”. She stressed that the aim of the university was to deliver quality education to its students regardless of class, tribe or creed.

The authorities of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) Akoka have finally cut down its obligatory and some other fees being charged to the students. The