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Private tertiary institutions in Nigeria and their fees

As students face slim chances of admission in the 2016 Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examination, parents are looking forward to providing an alternative means of admission which is the private university.

Private universities are known to offer admission for candidates who are qualified enough without having to sit for any exam apart from the screening test that will be conducted by the school.

According to the National University Commission (NUC) website, there are above 50 registered private universities in Nigeria.

ENCOMIUM Weekly brings you some of the private tertiary institutions in Nigeria and their tuition fees. Accommodation, feeding and other necessities attract extra charges.

 

Achievers University                           N420,000

Adeleke University                              N350,000

Afe Babalola University                       N925,000 – N1,275,000

Ajayi Crowder University    N500,000

American University of Nigeria         N1,378,500

Babcock University                              N620,000 – N3 million

Benson Idahosa                                    N500,000

Bowen University                                 N500,000 – N750,000

Caleb University                   N505,000

Covenant University                            N432,000

Crawford University                            N440,000 – N495,000

Crescent University                             N480,000

Igbinedion University                          N540,000 – N820,000

Joseph Ayo Babalola                            N436,000

Lead City University                             N550,000

Movena University                              N400,000

Obong University Nigeria   N190,000

Oduduwa University                            N164,000

Rhema University                                 N325,000

Veritas University                                 N450,000

-OLUWAFEMI SOEWU

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