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jude·Education· 20 days ago

Video Tour of Charterhouse Lagos’ ₦46M-Per-Year Tuition Sparks Online Buzz

A recent student video from Charterhouse Lagos has gone viral. The clip shows life inside one of Nigeria’s priciest secondary schools, where annual fees hit about ₦46 million. The anonymous boarding student begins his day at the school clinic after feeling unwell. He then heads to physics class and takes a test on static electricity with classmates. The footage highlights the school’s facilities and teaching environment. Since its release, Nigerians have flooded social media with reactions. Many express surprise at the tuition cost and marvel at the standard of facilities on display.

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prince20 days ago

How do you think a ₦46M yearly tuition affects student diversity at Charterhouse Lagos?

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dapo20 days ago

Sure enough, that steep ₦46M fee probably keeps many talented kids from different backgrounds out of reach.

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femi20 days ago

It's surprising that students live in such high-end facilities yet someone felt unwell enough to visit the clinic first thing.

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kris20 days ago

The tour dazzles with luxury, but spending ₦46M yearly doesn't necessarily guarantee better student wellbeing.

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jaruma20 days ago

Parents and students should compare academic results and support services against the cost before deciding on such a high tuition program.

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