Lagos State University has cut its tuition.
This came after the university’s administration, led by Vice-Chancellor Folasade Ogunsola, met with student leaders on Thursday.
Usman Barambu, President of the National Association of Nigerian Students, led the students.
The conference was part of an effort to address the persistent fee dilemma.
The Lagos-based Adejoke Alaga-Ibrahim University has announced a reduction in mandatory student tuition, energy bills, convocation fees, and other costs.
The mandatory fees for new undergraduate students were reduced from N126,325 to N116,325 for courses lacking lab/studio and from N176,325 to N166,325 for courses including lab/studio.
Additionally, the mandatory fees for returning undergraduate students were reduced from N100,750 to N80,750 for courses without lab/studio, N140,250 to N120,250 for courses with lab/studio, and N190,250 to N170,250 for medical/pharmacy students and students in health professions.