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‘Tinubu sinking more Nigerian families into poverty’ — NDC reacts to ABU fee hike
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· October 8, 2026
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Key points The revised fees range from N143,000 to N298,000 for undergraduate students, depending on their course and level of study. The Nigeria Democratic Congress has spoken out against the change, citing its impact on working-class families.
Economic hardship is being felt by families due to rising costs. A recent increase in registration charges has drawn criticism. The revised fees range from N143,000 to N298,000 for undergraduate students, depending on their course and level of study. This represents a significant jump from previous rates.
The Nigeria Democratic Congress has spoken out against the change, citing its impact on working-class families. Many parents are struggling to afford the cost of higher education under current economic conditions.
Further details about the situation and the reaction to the fee hike are available from the source.
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Published: October 8, 2026 ·
Source: Daily Post Nigeria ·
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