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Outrage as Kaduna State University Allegedly Increases School Fees from 26k to 500k for Non-Indigenes

April 26, 2021
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Outrage as Kaduna State University Allegedly Increases School Fees from 26k to 500k for Non-Indigenes
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Twitter users have taken on the street of Twitter to express outrage as Kaduna State University allegedly increases it’s school fees for non-indegenes from N26,000 to N500,000.

However, in a statement released by the University titled, ‘UPWARD REVIEW OF TUITION FEES IN KADUNA STATE UNIVERSITY (KASU)’, there was no specific amount mentioned, the management of the school only stated that the present reality and efforts to improve the standard of learning as well as increase development in the University, demanded for the upward review of the current tuition fees.

And that “The upward review of the tuition fees is at the consultation stage with stake holders.”

The management of the school further explained that the sum of N400 million is being spent monthly and N4.8 billion annually by the State Government on the payment of salary for staff of Kaduna State University as well as monthly Overhead Grant of N25 million. While the University generates only a sum of N 765,855,671.00 as Internally-Generated Revenue(IGR) annually.

The University also noted that the upward review of the tuition fees is a difficult decision based on the reality of the present time. However it hopes to improve the quality of teaching and research activities as well as create a more conducive atmosphere of learning for staff and students.

Although, the school stated that the State Government has set aside the sum of N2 billion for loans at the Kaduna State Scholarship & Loans Board but it would only be given access to interested and qualified students.

However, social media users have speculated the increment of the tuition fees from N26,000 to N500,000 and have hereby taken to Twitter to react.

Here are some of the reactions:

Just imagine Seyi Makinde was the one that Increased a school fee from N26,000 to N500,000 like El Rufai did with Kaduna State University. Lol
Nobody is even saying anything, not even the supposed representatives of the masses. El Rufai is really enjoying this APC privilege.

— Premier (@SodiqTade) April 26, 2021

El Rufai is an outright failure in governance. The Insecurity in Kaduna has peaked in the few days, no statement from him, and his wife is busy correcting people's grammar on TL. That aside, he increased Kaduna State University Tuition Fees from 26k to 500k. Totally unacceptable!

— Premier (@SodiqTade) April 26, 2021

500k for tuition fees in a State University. Mtchewwww. In Kaduna State University where you can be kidnapped at any time? Rubbish!

— YourFavLawyer (@jagganiyu) April 26, 2021

1. El-Rufai hiked tuition of Non-indigenes in the Kaduna State University, from N26,000 to N500,000

He did this at a time “Western Education” is under serious attack in Kaduna. We are still mourning the deaths of 3 Greenfield University students. Now more students will drop out

— NEFERTITI (@firstladyship) April 26, 2021

So El Rufai increased tuition fees in Kaduna State University by over times over night. That’s not the main gist. The new school fees is N 300 000 for indigenes and N 5 00 000 for non-indigenes. It’s so disappointing that States in Nigeria practice ethnicity openly without shame

— DR.PENKING™ (@drpenking) April 26, 2021

Kaduna State University tuition fee for non indigenes now 500k? Wait o, are they indirectly paying for their ransom in the case of kidnap?

— The Bass Player (@OfficialAkoh) April 26, 2021

🙄Who goes to Kaduna State University? even on scholarship i won't

— Deborahh💕 (@kiss_debbyy) April 26, 2021

500k? Make the parents convert two sessions money buy Toyota Camry for Uber, in three years the child will learn from the street more than he would in kaduna state university

— Waleyrant🗣️ (@Rhwaley) April 26, 2021

*When u hear ur first born telling his mum that he is going to pick Kaduna State University as his first choice and u are from Anambra* pic.twitter.com/8xkwEBmRT7

— Baller G 💦🦉 (@spunky_niga) April 26, 2021

Read Also: JUST IN! Bandits Kill Three Kidnapped Students from Greenfield University, Kaduna

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