25 July 2026

Tuition Fees

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Hillside University Enforces 30% Fee Payment Rule Ahead of Resumption

Hillside University of Science and Technology (HUST) has announced that only students who have paid at least 30 per cent of their tuition fees will be allowed to resume when the new academic session begins in October. In a statement issued on Monday by the Registrar, the university said returning students are to resume between

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Universities

LASU, Babcock Announce Resumption and Fees Payment

The Lagos State University (LASU) and Babcock University have announced the commencement of the 2025/2026 academic session, outlining payment schedules and resumption arrangements for newly admitted students. LASU, in a statement on Thursday, said the portal for school fees payment and bio-data registration for full-time undergraduates has been activated. It instructed newly admitted students, who

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TETFUND

NELFUND Warns Soaring Tuition Fees Threaten Student Loan Scheme

The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has raised alarm over sharp increases in tuition fees across several higher institutions, warning that the trend could threaten the sustainability of its student loan programme. An internal report by the Fund, seen by The Guardian, showed that some universities and polytechnics have hiked their fees by between 20

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Nigerians in Foreign Universities

Top Cheapest Universities for International Students

Studying abroad does not always require substantial financial resources, with several universities offering quality education at relatively low or no tuition fees. Among the most affordable is the University of Buenos Aires, Argentina, which offers free education to international students and is recognised for its strong programmes in law, philosophy, and medicine. In Europe, the

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