The University of Lagos (UNILAG) has recently sparked an uproar among its student body by announcing a significant increase in tuition fees. Students who were once paying a mere 16,000 Naira (approximately $40) per academic session are now faced with a staggering fee hike to over 100,000 Naira (approximately $250).
The sudden and drastic fee increment has left many students shocked and distressed, as it puts an immense financial burden on them and their families. For years, UNILAG has been known as one of the most affordable institutions in Nigeria, making higher education accessible to a diverse group of students. However, the sudden change in fee structure has thrown many students into uncertainty, jeopardizing their dreams of pursuing higher education.
As the news of the fee increase spread, social media platforms and campus gatherings witnessed students expressing their grievances and frustrations. Many students took to Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook to share their stories, voicing concerns over the impact of the new fees on their ability to continue their studies.
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