School resumption: Parents dey complain over increase for school fees
As primary and secondary schools for Nigeria open dia doors for di first academic term after long (third term) break, parents and guardians for di kontri dey complain, over fees increase with di weight of harsh economy.
Di resumption of schools come di time wey Nigerians dey battle with di harsh realities of di economy wey be like something wey dey out of control.
Also, Fuel price don increase to a staggering N615 per litre, big difference to di former N197 per litre during di previous academic term.
In addition, di increase in fuel cost na direct result of di federal government removal of fuel subsidy, na move wey send shockwaves throughout di nation.
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Di first term of di academic year na traditionally transition period for plenty students and pupils.
New classes mean new uniforms, textbooks, and additional expenses for parents who wey don already stretch thin.
However, di thing wey make di matter worse na as plenty schools within di Federal Capital Territory (FCT) and across di states don quietly increase dis fees and logistics charges.
One better example na di top secondary school wey dey for Orozo, an outskirt of Abuja, wey don announce dia important fee increase from N2.8 million naira per term to a staggering N3.87 million.
Also, di same thing happen for one popular secondary school for Jabi, Abuja. Di school don raise dia fees for Junior students from N3.8 million naira to 4.5 million naira.
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