Most Expensive School in Nigeria Debunks N42 Million School Fees Rumour, Reveals Actual Fee Price
Charterhouse Lagos, regarded as the most expensive school in Nigeria, has come out to clarify the rumors surrounding its alleged N42 million school fees. Founding Head & Director of Education, John Todd, vehemently debunked the 42 million naira rumor and highlighted efforts to make the fees more accessible to a wider range of applicants.
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Charterhouse Lagos,regarded as the most expensive school in Nigeria, has come out to clarify the rumors surrounding its alleged N42 million school fees.
Founding Head & Director of Education, John Todd, addressed the issue stating, “Looking at Schools in the UK, similar types of schools, the school fees is at 45-50 thousand pounds. But we are looking around 25 million at most.”
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Todd vehemently debunked the 42 million naira rumor and highlighted efforts to make the fees more accessible to a wider range of applicants. He emphasized, “What people didn't get to see were the discounts and schemes we are running to make fees more affordable and accessible to people.”
Despite the controversy, Todd confirmed that Charterhouse Lagos is on track to launch in September as planned. Initially, only the primary school will open, with the secondary school project set to commence next year.
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Todd also highlighted the broader vision of Charterhouse, which aims to invest in the local community beyond education. “Surprisingly, we are getting interest from Nigerians in the UK. This is part of what we wanted to do—make Nigeria a place where people could do business. One of the challenges is education and healthcare, and we are bringing quality healthcare systems and national education, so those Nigerians that have gone abroad because of these issues can come back and contribute to the economy,” he stated.
