University students across Nigeria have faced one recurring challenge in recent years — sudden tuition fee hikes. Just recently, FUOYE students rejected a 100% increase in school fees, sparking heated debates both on campus and online.
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While university management often argues that increased fees are necessary for better facilities, staff salaries, and improved learning conditions, students strongly disagree, pointing out the economic hardship already faced by families.
But let’s pause for a moment and ask a direct question:
👉 If your own university suddenly doubled the school fees, what would you do?
Would you protest like FUOYE students?
Would you look for a scholarship or student loan?
Would you drop out temporarily and hustle until you can pay?
Or would you accept it quietly because there’s “no choice”?
The truth is, education is becoming more expensive, but students are caught in the middle — between government policies, university demands, and economic realities.
📌 We want to hear from YOU!
Do you think fee hikes are justified if the money is used properly?
How much is too much for tuition in a Nigerian university?
What’s your advice to students facing this situation right now?
Drop your opinion in the comments 👇 — your voice matters! 🗣️
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