Shehu Sani said people who pay N42m are the problem. .. Photo credit: @ShehuSani/@OgbeniDipo.. Source: Twitter
- Senator Shehu Sani said he has no problem with Charterhouse School in Lekki, Lagos charging N42m annually
- The former lawmaker said he only has a problem with parents who pay N42m as school fees for primary school children
- Some Nigerians have also reacted to the N42m fee for a primary school, calling for probing of the parents who pay such an amount
FCT, Abuja - Former Kaduna Central Senator, Shehu Sani said the Charterhouse School in the Lekki area of Lagos charging N42 million per pupil annually is not the problem.
The newly established British independent educational institution charges two million naira as an application fee for interested parents who want to enrol their children (year one to year six) in primary school.
Sani said the people who pay N42 million to register their children in the school are the problem.
He stated this via his verified X handle (formerly known as Twitter) @ShehuSani on Sunday, April 21.
“The Lagos School that charges N42 million is not the problem, the people that pay such sum to register are the problem.”
Nigerians react as Charhouse School charges N42m annually
@simpleiykejnr
I wonder if the students start getting paid from heaven as soon as they graduate.
Every president around the world narrates their stories of how their parents couldn’t afford three square meals or a pair of sandals.
These type of networking is not connecting at all…
@i_jandor
42million for school? Na which kind of school be that abeg? Na Wetin them dey teach? Even the UK never charge such an amount of money from her citizens. Nawa for some greedy Nigerians...
@stardudefire
Someone will pay 42m for school in Nigeria
EFCC is supposed to go after any parent that enrols their kids in that school.
@etochris067
Exactly!
I don't think anyone who gets money legitimately and decently can afford such a school.
Anyways, such schools have targeted markets.
@iagharanya
Most of those are money stolen from the public treasury. To be honest, any Nigerian whose child is that school ought to be probed.
@Kckingson
If the school has no people registering their children in that school, they wouldn't have charged such amount.
The people are always the problem.
