Education: When high fee doesn’t mean better academic performance
According to the former National President, National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools NAPPS, Chief Yomi Otubela, speaking during a 2023 NAPPS National Conference in Lagos: “High school fees alone do not guarantee quality education.
Prevent exploitation: Stop schools from arbitrary hikes due to dollar, diesel, salary costs Access: Ensure low/middle income parents can still send children to school Standard: Link fees to quality — facilities, teacher pay, curriculum Ayoola Olusuyi outlined support: “Nothing is wrong with government regulating private school fees, if done with good intention.” Tobi Ajayi, an ex-student of a private university in Ogun State, summed it up: “From what I’ve seen, expensive school fees are 70% brand name, and maybe 30% academics.
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