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Most Expensive Private Universities In Nigeria Unveiled

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Gone are the days when university education was free! It now costs a fortune to have your child educated in a private university. Parents part with as much as N3 million per year for their child to earn a degree in a private university. The advent of missionary schools has not even helped matters.</div>
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NaijaXclusive presents the most expensive private universities in Nigeria.</div>
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This is a private Christian co-educational university owned and operated by the Seventh-Day Adventist Church in Nigeria. The university was established as the Adventist College of West Africa (ACWA) in 1957. Their school fee ranges from N620,000 to N3 million.</div>
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In Babcock University, your meal and hostel defines your fee. It offers two and three daily meal services. And for accommodation, there are three to seven students in a room. When it comes to accommodation, it depends on your choice. Either it is regular (7 in a room), premium (4 in a room) or classic (3 or 2 in a room).</div>
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Here is a breakdown of Babcock school fees: Medicine: N3 million, Law: N2 million, Accounting: N1.5 million, Nursing: N1 million, other faculties: N860,000 – N620,000.</div>
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<span style="border: 0px; font-family: inherit; font-size: inherit; font-style: inherit; font-variant: inherit; font-weight: inherit; line-height: inherit; margin: 0px; padding: 0px; vertical-align: baseline;">AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF NIGERIA (ABTI)</span></div>
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ABTI is the first Nigerian university with American structure and curriculum. It is in north eastern Nigeria, Yola, capital of Adamawa State. At ABTI, students pay as much as N1,378,500 to receive quality education. Parents, however, pay in dollars.</div>
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For tuition: $6,600 (N990,000), meals: $1,900 (285,000), four in a room: $500 (N75,000), private room: $1,900 – N285,000). In total, it amounts to N1,378,500 per annum.</div>
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Accommodation and feeding are taken care by the school.</div>
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Afe Babalola University is a private higher institution in Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State. It was established in 2009 by Nigeria’s foremost lawyer and legal icon, Chief Afe Babalola (SAN). The fee covers tuition, development levy, ICT, ID card, medical, sports, PTCF levy, course registration, caution fee and accommodation which is either four per room or two per room.</div>
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Here is a breakdown of their school fees:</div>
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For Engineering: N925,000 (4 beds) and N1,075,000 (2 beds).</div>
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Health Science: N725,000 (4 beds) and N875,000 (2 beds)</div>
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Sciences: N675,000 (4 beds) and N825,000 (2 beds)</div>
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Social Management Science: N675,000 (4 beds) and N825,000 (2 beds)</div>
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The fee ranges from N675,000 to N1,075,000 annually. There is no provision for feeding.</div>
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The university came into existence following the presentation of certificate of approval on May 16, 1999. Thus, it became the first licensed private university in Nigeria. The tuition ranges from N540,000 to N820,000 without feeding.</div>
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For Medicine, Pharmacy, Law and Engineering, they pay a tuition of N610,000, accommodation: N100,000 and other facilities: N110,000.</div>
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It is owned and operated by the Nigerian Baptist Convention, at Iwo in Osun State and opened November 4, 2002. The tuition fee ranges from N500,000 to N750,000 per annum. The university is only responsible for accommodation and tuition. Students are made to buy their food from the cafeteria.</div>
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 <span style="font-family: inherit; font-size: inherit; font-style: inherit; font-variant: inherit; font-weight: inherit; line-height: inherit;">CRAWFORD UNIVERSITY</span></div>
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Crawford University is a private Christian institution in Igbesa, Nigeria. It was established in 2005. The school provides accommodation for students but does not provide feeding. Parents only pay for tuition, accommodation and some additional charges. The school fee ranges from N400,000 to N600,000.</div>
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<span style="font-family: inherit; font-size: inherit; font-style: inherit; font-variant: inherit; font-weight: inherit; line-height: inherit;">REDEEMER’S UNIVERSITY</span></div>
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Redeemer’s University is a Christian school located in Redemption City, Ogun State, Nigeria. It was opened in 2005. At Redeemers, Natural Science pays N605,000, Management Sciences; N575,000 and Humanities pays N545,000. All this fees are paid without feeding but tuition and accommodation. We can see that the fees range from N500,000 to N650,000 per annum.</div>

Most Expensive Private Universities In Nigeria Unveiled

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Xclusive: Cultists Machete Female NYSC Member In Bayelsa

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 Folakemi Akinbode, a 26-year-old NYSC member serving in Bayelsa State, 
is now struggling for her life at the Niger Delta University Teaching 
Hospital, Okolobiri, following a brutal attack by bad some guys believed
 to be cultists.</span><br style="color: black; font-family: Arial, Tahoma, Helvetica, FreeSans, sans-serif; font-size: 13px; line-height: 18px;" /><br style="color: black; font-family: Arial, Tahoma, Helvetica, FreeSans, sans-serif; font-size: 13px; line-height: 18px;" /><span style="color: black; font-family: Arial, Tahoma, Helvetica, FreeSans, sans-serif; font-size: 13px; line-height: 18px;">Miss
 Akinbode, an indigene of Ondo State, a graduate Nurse of the Madonna 
University serving at NDU Teaching Hospital was returning from work when
 she was ambushed by two suspected cultists along a lonely bush path 
leading to the corpers’ lodge where she resides.</span><br />

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<a href="http://www.blogger.com/null" name="more"></a><br />The incident occurred, Monday, at about 8.30pm at Obunagha community in Yenagoa Local Government Area of the state.<br /><br />Her
 right hand was almost chopped off by her assailants who are now at 
large. It was learnt that but for the hand she raised to defend herself 
the attackers could have killed her as the machete was aimed at her 
head.<br /><br />The victim was said to have ran to the lodge with her 
injuries shouting “help, help, help…” after which she collapsed and lost
 consciousness due to excessive bleeding from the almost severed hand.<br /><br />A source told Vanguard, “though she had been given 3 pints of blood, she is yet to regain consciousness.”<br /><br />Contacted,
 the state Police Public Relations Officer, DSP Alex Akhigbe, confirmed 
the incident, saying the command has launched manhunt for the fleeing 
attackers.</div>

Xclusive: Cultists Machete Female NYSC Member In Bayelsa

Miss Folakemi Akinbode, a 26-year-old NYSC member serving in Bayelsa State, is now struggling for her life at the Niger Delta University...

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Xclusive: Babcock Student Loses 8 Family Members In Car Accident On Her Graduation Day

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One of Babcock's best graduating student, Margaret Okwuikpo, lost eight 
members of her family in a horrific auto accident on Friday May 31st in 
Port Harcourt. Margaret's father, grandmother, sisters, brothers and a 
cousin were on their way to her graduation ceremony, which was to take 
place on Sunday June 2nd, when the commercial bus they were traveling in
 crashed.<br />
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Margaret's mum, brother-in-law and two other people survived the accident and are being treated in the hospital. <br />

Xclusive: Babcock Student Loses 8 Family Members In Car Accident On Her Graduation Day

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Xclusive: "I've Never Kissed A Man Before" Babcock University's Best Graduating Student

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Last Sunday’s convocation of Babcock University, Ilisan-Remo, Ogun 
State, was a potpourri of emotions. For some, it was expectedly 
exciting. Shouts of joy, mixed with backslapping and hugging, were not 
in short supply.<br />
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At the carnival-like 11th convocation, 1,359
 students were awarded first degrees. Twenty got postgraduate diplomas, 
71 obtained Master’s degrees in various disciplines while another set of
 41 got PhD degrees in various disciplines.<br />
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The cynosure of all 
eyes were,  however, a 20-year-old lady, Omobola Oduyoye, who emerged 
the best graduating student after scoring a Cumulative Grade Point 
Average of 4.92,  and Nuhu Benjamin, who won the President’s Award for 
securing the overall best performances in leadership, academics, 
community and spiritual services.<br />
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Oduyoye, an indigene of 
Ilisan-Remo, Ikenne Local Government Area of the state, was awarded a 
first class degree in Public Health, while Nuhu also got a first degree 
in Christian Religious Studies.<br />
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Speaking with our correspondent 
after she received the Senior Vice-President’s Prize as the graduate 
with the highest overall CGPA, Oduyoye said commitment, discipline, hard
 work and focus – combined with what she called God’s grace – fetched 
her the award.<br />
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“Motivation from my parents, lecturers and course 
mates also helped me. Healthy competition from my course mates such as 
Akomolafe Damilola, who also obtained a CGPA of 4.60 , also enhanced my 
performance.<br />
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“I have a lot of respect for her because she is a 
mature married woman and a nurse. In spite of her age, she related well 
with us and she was very focused. Each time I looked at her, I felt like
 I should ask government to stop admitting fresh secondary school 
leavers straight into the university. They should be asked to do the 
A/Level or ordinary diploma programme before they enrol at the 
university,” she said.<br />
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Oduyoye,  who aspires to become the 
nation’s health minister some day, noted that she would change the face 
of the nation’s health sector, particularly child and maternal health if
 given the chance.<br />
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“I’m from this town. I only lived the first 
six years of my life in Ghana and since then I’ve been here and I see a 
lot of challenges poor women and children go through daily. I want to 
make health delivery accessible, affordable and extremely cheap for our 
children and women. I will fight corruption in the health sector and 
ensure that our children and their mother don’t die again from 
preventable diseases,” she added.<br />
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This desire could explain why 
each time she and her colleagues  had to embark on a field work, Oduyoye
 always ensured that children and young mothers were her target.<br />
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“Though
 I don’t have money to give them, I always organise seminar and workshop
 to train them on hygiene, oral health and how to handle preventable 
diseases. We at times give them off-the-counter drugs. But if God 
permits and I become the health minister, I’ll work hard to ensure 
better health service delivery for Nigerians,” she noted.<br />
<b><br />On 
how she handled pressure from male students and lecturers, Oduyoye, who 
had her primary and secondary school education at Babcock Primary School
 and Babcock University High School, stated that though she had so many 
male friends, she avoided getting intimate with them.<br /><br />“I have a 
number of friends – including male students but I always draw a line 
between friendship for academic advancement and immoral relationship. 
I’m not abusive; neither am I a snub. But I don’t encourage any 
relationship that will distract me from my studies. I don’t encourage 
any action that can suggest to you that I’m a cheap commodity. I also 
ensure that I don’t go alone anywhere or follow anybody to dark corners 
even if she is a girl like me.<br /><br />“It may sound funny to you, I have
 never kissed anyone in my life and I have not been kissed by anybody. I
 thank God for the grace He gives me to achieve this because I know that
 some people will say it is not easy but with God all things are 
possible,” the 20-year-old fresh graduate added</b>.<br />
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Oduyoye 
advised young girls to abstain from sex, face their studies and respect 
people and honour God. But the lady, whose father is a lecturer in the 
Business Administration Department at Babcock, has a word for the 
management of the institution.<br />
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She stated,  “They should relax 
the rules. Specifically, I don’t see any reason why a female student 
should not keep long hairs. Do you know it is so bad that security men 
on campus can stop a student and cut off her hair? This is not good. 
After all,  undergraduates are no longer in the secondary school.”<br />
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Oduyoye
 however urged the university to sustain its dress code, though she 
wants students to be forced into engaging in physical activities. This, 
she said, is based on the result of a research she did in her final 
year.<br />
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“I did a project on the effect of physical inactivity among
 Babcock University students and my findings revealed that many of us 
were not physically active and this has implication for our academics, 
health and general wellbeing. The university should therefore invest 
more in sports and possibly compel everybody to participate in sports.<br />
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“They
 should also reduce the sale of fatty foods such as hamburger, doughnut,
 eggroll and meat-pie on campus. The scriptural and inspirational write 
ups on billboards in open spaces on campus are good but they should add 
educational health tips too,” she  noted.<br />
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The former Governor of 
Cross River State, Mr. Donald Duke,  was honoured with the honoraris 
causa of the institution for his distinguished public service works. He 
gave a lecture where he advised African leaders to work for the 
development of their people.<br />
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He also challenged the graduating students never to emulate corrupt leaders but to be passionate and committed to their vision.<br />
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Earlier,
 Makinde had told the gathering,  including the Chancellor, BU, Pastor 
Gilbert Wari; the institution’s Pro-Chancellor, Dr. Oyeleke Owolabi; 
representative of the Alaafin of Oyo, Oba Lamidi Adeyemi; and 
vice-chancellors of some Nigerian universities, that as is the tradition
 with the citadel, none of the graduating students had Third Class 
degree.<br />
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It was learnt that students whose CGPA was within the 
third class degree were given automatic extra year. According to 
Makinde, the institution is committed to its mission to produce 
graduates that  have competence, character and commitment.<br />
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He 
told the gathering that all the programmes on offer in the institution 
had been accredited by the NUC. He also commended philanthropists,  
including Chief Kessignton Adebutu, Dr. Alex Otti and Alhaji Aliko 
Dangote, for their contributions towards the development of the 
university.<br />
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Xclusive: "I've Never Kissed A Man Before" Babcock University's Best Graduating Student

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Xclusive: Babcock Students To Pay N3 Million Naira As School Fees Next Session

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The students are scared to protest in their school because they could 
get suspended. So, they are not protesting in school or complaining to their school 
administration...they are protesting via the media. The university just released
 the school fees for the next session and some of the students feel its 
outrageous. 
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1) Accounting- N1.5million</h3>
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2) Nursing- N1million</h3>
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3) Law- N2million</h3>
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4) Medicine- N3million</h3>
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5) Others- N860,000</h3>
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Babcock is a Christian University and claims to be a 
non-profit organization, so students don't understand why they have to 
pay such huge amounts to school there.

Xclusive: Babcock Students To Pay N3 Million Naira As School Fees Next Session

The students are scared to protest in their school because they could get suspended. So, they are not protesting in school or complaining...

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