Bournvita Tech Bootcamp Winners for 2022. We are thrilled to announce the winners of the 2022 Bournvita Tech Bootcamp! The winners have been carefully selected from a pool of over 8,000 applicants - all of whom are highly intelligent children. Each application was pre-screened to ensure it adhered to our eligibility criteria and subsequently reviewed by our expert Judges to arrive at the top 500. Please note that the winners' names are released in streams. Below are winners in streams 1 and 2. STREAM 1 WINNERS - Classes between 8th August - 12th August, 2022<ol><li>Esther Oyinboade</li><li>Onwudiwe Elizabeth</li><li>Obanoyen Mariam Tiwalola</li><li>Hephzibah Oluwabusayomi Adebayo</li><li>Daniel Oyinboade</li><li>Iyiola Lawrence</li><li>Regina Adekunle</li><li>Adeleye Kabeerat</li><li>Ademeso Ayomide Zuriel</li><li>Ademeso Nifemi Zara</li><li>AWOYEMI Oyindamola Favour</li><li>Agenmonmen Jesse King Ojeifo</li><li>Muhammed Ahmad</li><li>Aiyekusehin Charis</li><li>Ajileye Ogooluwa Daniel</li><li>Arube Okeoghene Gabriel</li><li>Olamide Owolabi</li><li>Alake Simeon Oluwashola</li><li>Alake Victory Teniola</li><li>Amire Ayomiposi</li><li>Amos Oluwaseun</li><li>Ani miracleKaitochukwu</li><li>Moses Nnadi</li><li>ARIOLE PRAISE</li><li>Ashibuogwu Princewill Iretomi</li><li>Martins Samuel Ayomide</li><li>Ayelagbe Iyinoluwa Marvellous</li><li>Oluwaseun Gabriel</li><li>Delight Ayotoun Alonge</li><li>Oluwatoni Akinfolarin</li><li>Pharez Obioha</li><li>Ibukunoluwa Ogunyeye</li><li>Shelah Kosimasichi Okey-Iwu</li><li>Somtochukwu Gerald Odunze</li><li>Ezinwa Chimamanda</li><li>Munachimso onyekwere</li><li>Okechukwu Onyechi Jeffery</li><li>Ziv E. Uche-Aniche</li><li>Dennis Daniella Somtochukwu</li><li>Rayann Owoyemi</li><li>Owen Ivan Aibueku</li><li>Susan Ogechi Amechi</li><li>Ayomide Sobukonla</li><li>Ese Great</li><li>Esharegharan Rafael</li><li>Esharegharan Oghenetega Rafael</li><li>Rhema Olorunfemi</li><li>Ezeh somto</li><li>Folayemi Idowu-Praise</li><li>Oyelola S. Toluwalope</li><li>Delight Moses</li><li>Joshua Mitchell-Fatunji</li><li>Ekenedilichukwu Grace Ogbodo</li><li>ARIOLE KAMSIYOCHUKWU ANGEL</li><li>ARIOLE AMBLESSED IJEOMA</li><li>Daniel oluwatimilehin omojaro</li><li>Jongo justice chinweuba</li><li>Weng Alison</li><li>Ibuodinma Okoye charles</li><li>Kusimo Hillary Coyote</li><li>Taimiyyah Abdullah Aliy</li><li>Egboja Fortune Iji</li><li>Michael Francis Chinedu</li><li>Olaosebikan Faith Eniola</li><li>Darasimi Oluyemi</li><li>Daniel Olanrewaju</li><li>Adeyanju Jokotoye</li><li>Jayden Hassan-Shaibu</li><li>Israel - Abolade Sharon</li><li>Adeleke Seyifunmi</li><li>Adeleke Sorefunmi</li><li>Adeleke Solafunmi</li><li>Ajibade Ezekiel Blessing</li><li>Nkpe Chisom Sophia</li><li>NKUMEH CHUKWUEBUKA JAPHETH</li><li>Inya Chimamanda Lisa</li><li>kamsi Akpo-Edewor</li><li>Offor kamsiAje</li><li>Babatope Ayotunde</li><li>Ogunyemi Iteoluwakishi</li><li>Chidiebube David Okere</li><li>Munachimso Joshua Okere</li><li>Okwuchi Adaeze</li><li>Ola-White Khadijah</li><li>Toluwalope Dominique Olaitan</li><li>Tiwatayo Irantiola</li><li>Olaniyi Ayobami Daniel</li><li>Ilerioluwakiiye Olatunji</li><li>Olamide Olulana</li><li>OLUKAYODE KENNETH OLUWADARASIMI</li><li>Omiwole Salmat bisola</li><li>Eniola O. Mejabi</li><li>Ifeoluwa Mejabi</li><li>Oluwabukunmi Ogunwande</li><li>Omoloja Hakeem Michael</li><li>Ayodele-Olugbogi Eyitemi 12</li><li>Faith Green Nefechukwu</li><li>Jesse Ogboh</li><li>Adesina Temilope</li><li>Feranmi Oshinowo</li><li>PRUDENCE OSEHOMHEN EBHOJIE</li><li>Ameh Joshua Oche</li><li>ADEMILUA, Oyinoluwa Oluwanifemi</li><li>Naeto Anita igwe</li><li>Gracy ngozi Igwe</li><li>Marwan Saheed</li><li>Gaddiyel Owhin</li><li>Praise-El Owhin</li><li>Chinecherem Deborah</li><li>Ebenezer Akanwa</li><li>Eniola Racheal Shittu</li><li>Anjola Amusu</li><li>Stanley Deborah</li><li>Akamo Dorcas Oluwapamilerin</li><li>ARAMANDA OGUNBONA</li><li>Jeru abidoye Michael</li><li>Ogheneochuko Arueya</li><li>RITA ISIOMA OKEKE</li><li>Ike-Ogaraku</li><li>Obinna Vincent</li><li>Victor UzomaOseme</li><li>Daniella Elebesunu</li><li>Ivie Rhema Elebesunu</li><li>Ogunjobi Ifeoluwa Ahmed</li><li>Adebiyi Paul Iyanu</li><li>ADEDEJI IFEOLUWA DAVID</li></ol> STREAM 2 WINNERS - Classes between 15th August - 19th August, 2022<ol><li>Bowofoluwa Balogun</li><li>Adeniran Peter Ola</li><li>AFENI ISEOLUWA RICHARD</li><li>olaoluwa ojelade</li><li>Lawal Hamzah Ayinde</li><li>Aiyekusehin Praise</li><li>Abdul Mateen Oladeji Kareem</li><li>Aliu Oluwatosin</li><li>Alo Oreoluwa Israel</li><li>Elizabeth Oludokun</li><li>Chimaobi Oluebube Destiny</li><li>Mabel Azonye</li><li>Mirabel Azonye</li><li>Enyi Sylvia</li><li>Daniel Oni</li><li>Ajibike Abdulroheem Oluwadamilola</li><li>Ayomide Fashanu</li><li>Busola Adekoya-Olayade</li><li>Ezinwa Franklin Munachimso</li><li>Isaac Adeleke</li><li>Angwa shedrack</li><li>Ogunremi Joy</li><li>Ebini Victoria Eniola</li><li>Muhammad jamal</li><li>Emmanuella opeyemi akinola</li><li>Oromidayo Akinola&nbsp;</li><li>Joanne Ntuk</li><li>Emmanuel Edafeoghene Ekokota</li><li>SUNDAY OLUWAKOYA</li><li>Oluwasegun Ojo</li><li>Nifemi Ojo</li><li>Ayomide Ojo</li><li>Lamar Umaru</li><li>Igwe Jane-Carmella Oluchi</li><li>Blessing Daniel Amuta</li><li>Emmanuel Ikechuwu Ebegbune</li><li>Oriyomi Excel Olayombo</li><li>Goodluck Alozie</li><li>Egejuru Chidera</li><li>Urwatu Ahmed Dansambo</li><li>Master Umar Ahmed Dansambo</li><li>Valentine Donald</li><li>Inya Chimamanda Lisa</li><li>Ufondu Troy</li><li>John Ebube CHUKWU TREASURE</li><li>SUNDAY WISDOM CHIDINDU</li><li>Oluwatobiloba Ayodele-Olugbogi</li><li>Iriri A. Onajite Omamuruemu</li><li>Modebolaoluwa Deborah Olaifa</li><li>Rahimah Abolore Adekunle</li><li>Oluwanifemi Temilade Ojo</li><li>DAVID NENGI AYOMIDE PEPPLE</li><li>Okechukwu Chimamanda</li><li>Iheomachukwu D Okere</li><li>Sarah Owoyame J. Oko</li><li>Jemimah Oyedele</li><li>Tolulope Olusola-Amodu</li><li>Ajayi Esther Oreoluwa</li><li>Dominion Temitope Kuyooro</li><li>Oluwandabira Olaojo</li><li>OMIWOLE SALMAT BISOLA</li><li>SARUMI HADAWEEYAH ADEKANYINSOLA</li><li>ONYEKA CHIKAMSO STEPHANIE</li><li>Babajide Oluwadamilola Peace</li><li>CHUKWU BRIGHT CHIBUZOR</li><li>Ugochukwu Victor Udeh</li><li>Muhammad Adediran</li><li>Ridwanullah Shittu</li><li>Odungide Afoama Saintly</li><li>Agu Samuel Kamsiyochukwu</li><li>Susanna Oluwasemilore Ojo</li><li>Adeleye Kabeerat</li><li>Hammed Aisha</li><li>Okeke Christabel Kosisochukwu"</li><li>Chukwuma Emmanuel</li><li>Nwafor Olisaemeka</li><li>Peter-Okolo Chisimdi</li><li>Chinwuba Onyinye</li><li>Kester Kendrick</li><li>Kendrick Kester</li><li>Emmanuel Adisa</li><li>Sutton, Sehubo Olakanmi</li><li>king gomez</li><li>Amaka-Ubah Moses</li><li>osigwe somadina</li><li>Kufreabasi Samuel Essien</li><li>Blessing Ekanem</li><li>Nmesoma Emmanuel's Iheoha</li><li>Ethan Ikani</li><li>Wisdom Emmanuel Udo</li><li>Nwachukwu Ihechukwu's</li><li>Utibe Bokeime</li><li>Osakwe Stephanie Isioma</li><li>Emmanuel Oluwasola</li><li>Olominu akorede Gideon</li><li>TIAMIYU OLUWADEMILADE DANIELS</li><li>Amaechi Amira Amarachi</li><li>Amaechi Hillary Udodi</li><li>Daniel Adedamola okewumi</li><li>AMUDA BALQEES</li><li>Jesse Adesemoye</li><li>Adebola Adesemoye Emmanuella</li><li>Wisdom Sunday Afang</li><li>Testimony Chiamaka Victor</li><li>Adesanya Oluwanifemi&nbsp;Anthony</li><li>Ayatullahi Kareem</li><li>Boluwatife Oluyemi</li><li>ONI OPEYEMI MISHEAL</li><li>ONI DAVID OLUWATITOMI</li><li>Mustafa Olamide Tawfiq</li><li>Abdulmateen Balogun</li><li>Jaden Umoren</li><li>Rodiyah Adekunle</li><li>Quareebah Alebiosu</li><li>Rufai Eunice Eniola</li><li>Alameen Adedeji</li><li>Bello Opemiposi Aisha</li><li>Adebayo Tawfiq</li><li>Raphael Ibe</li><li>Blossom Diye Samuel</li><li>Bryan Samuel</li><li>Britney Samuel</li><li>Patrick blessing</li><li>Chimfurumnanya GODSGIFT Onyekwere</li><li>Ibuodinma Okoye charles</li></ol> Please note the following:<ol><li>This year, the boot camp will host 4 cohorts of at least 125 participants each.&nbsp;</li><li>Each child would be assigned to different Streams. </li><li>The zoom link would be shared ahead with all winners</li><li>100% attendance/participation is expected throughout the boot camp.</li><li>We expect the parent or a designated Guardian to be available to monitor their child’s participation throughout the boot camp.</li><li>As you already know, the boot camp is completely virtual. Kindly make provision for a laptop and stable internet to ensure a seamless virtual boot camp experience for your child.</li><li>We would also be setting up a whatsapp group for each stream so you are kept abreast of any updates going forward.</li><li>Please note that 2 children are not allowed to use a laptop. We will automatically disqualify any participant who shares his/her laptop with someone else.</li></ol> We look forward to welcoming your child to the boot camp and once again, congratulations on your child’s selection as a 2022 Bournvita Tech Bootcamp Participant!

We are thrilled to announce the winners of the  2022 Bournvita Tech Bootcamp! 

Winners: Bournvita Tech Bootcamp 2022

How to Prepare Our Children for the Digital Economy The world is evolving at a very fast speed and this is impacting our lives, the economy, and career aspirations. As described by Deloitte, this results from billions of everyday online connections among people, businesses, devices, data, and processes. The effects of this on the lives of our children have been explained in a Dialogue Series organized by the World Economic Forum's System Initiative on Shaping the Future of Education that 65% of children entering primary school today will have jobs that do not yet exist and for which their education will fail to prepare them. The effect of this would exacerbate skills gaps and unemployment in the future workforce. As such, as parents, it is important to help our children develop the right skills if they would be relevant in the future of work and the digital economy. To do this, we have recommended 4 steps the below: Below are 4 ways to prepare our children for the digital economy: 1. Organize career and networking sessions for your childrenMost children are still used to the idea that they want to be doctors, lawyers, architects, engineers, pilots and all. However, there are more career opportunities than this in this current digital age that would be springboards for those in the future of work. There are now Product Managers, Software Engineers, SEO Specialists, Business Analysts, Solution Architects, Data Engineers, and several others that children do not know about. Thus, they need to interact with these people to know what their jobs are about, ask them questions, and imagine themselves in these roles. <h2>ALSO READ: <a href="https://www.edusko.com/blog/how-to-help-nurture-the-creativity-of-your-child-this-summer" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to help nurture the creativity in your child this summer</a></h2> 2. Encourage your children’s school to study and learn from the Finnish Education ModelThe Forum’s Human Capital Report has recognized the Finnish education system as one of the most successful in the world. This incredible success is rooted in things such as the regular updates of the curriculum; significant emphasis on teacher education marked through continuous training, hiring the best hands, and enumerating them well; and promotion of inclusion and diversity. By engaging the schools during Parent and Teachers’ Association meetings on the need to recruit the best minds and encouraging them to participate in training, conferences, and industry discussions around modern and best practices around education, parents are sure their children are being upskilled in the right ways by their teachers. After all, teachers invariably impact who they are on the students. 3. Introduce your child to an apprenticeship programThis involves placing your teenage children into vocational programs where they can learn on-the-job training (perhaps during their holiday). Considering the world is becoming more digital, we recommend an apprenticeship program that would give them a wide range of exposure to different technologies used in the workplace. Furthermore, they would develop practical skills required for their field of work as they grow older, have an opportunity to learn work habits, and absorb the culture of the company. More importantly, the exposure would make it easier for them to transition from the classroom into the workplace. This model is currently being used in Germany, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom among others and it would be interesting for parents to learn how to apply it to the context of their children. 4. Let your children take part in specific online courses that would equip them with digital skillsParents should take out time to explore the Internet and have conversations with educational experts to make recommendations for online courses their children or teenagers can take that would help them develop digital skills. This could be taking courses on the LinkedIn Learning platform, Coursera, Khan Academy, YouTube channels, or other massive open online courses. The more children are exposed to self-learning at young ages, the more they are building the right foundations. As a way forward, Edusko, through the annual Bournvita Tech Bootcamp exposes children between the ages of 9 - 16 to the technologies of the fourth industrial revolution. It would be an amazing opportunity for your children to further develop their skills by working on different exciting STEM projects. See more details <a href="https://www.edusko.com/bournvitatechbootcamp" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent;">here</a>.

Here are 4 ways to prepare our children for the digital economy

4 Ways to Prepare Your Child for the Digital Economy

This article provides tips on how to apologize to your children. Building a healthy parent-child relationship requires constant and conscious efforts of speaking the right words and taking the right actions. It is why Jessica Schrader believes that the most important words in any relationship are: 'I love you. I hear you. I'm sorry. What can I do to make this right?’ These are the most necessary to say in instances when we wrong our children. We all make mistakes and we need to teach our kids – by our own example – to own up to those faults, even when it is embarrassing for us. There is the fallacy that apologizing to our children would reduce their respect for us; however, our lived experiences show the opposite: we actually respect people more when they offend us, own it up, and apologize. While apologizing may seem uncomfortable, we may have learned over the years that growth- in whatever forms- comes with doing the uncomfortable: in this context, it helps show our children we are not proud, we are humans, and that we care for our relationship with them more than our ego. Besides, apologizing for mistakes does not deny our rights from correcting our children when necessary. Hence, below are the 3 simple steps to apologize to your child: 1. Accept your feelings and take responsibility for themAccept that it is okay to be angry about something and it is fine to be upset sometimes. We are human beings with emotional feelings. However, how we choose to express these feelings is equally important to the emotional development of our children. Most times, our children would accept this as the basis for expressing themselves too – after all, kids learn more by watching than by being told what to do. ALSO READ: <a href="https://www.edusko.com/blog/how-parents-can-connect-with-their-children-through-love-language" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">5 Love Languages Every Parent Should Use With Their Children</a> 2. Connect the feeling to the action and apologizeWhen apologizing to our children, it is important to explain to them why we felt the way we did, telling them what happened that caused the reaction. This should be done as honestly as possible by pointing at the action that was inappropriate and explain it to the child. This should not be taken as a chance to place blame; thus, this way, the child will learn how to act and how not to in an appropriate way. 3. Recognize the feelings of your childAcknowledge the way the child feels about the situation and empathize with their feelings- this is because when we know that someone understands how we feel, it opens us up to hearing what they have to tell us. Afterwards, ask for forgiveness, and share plans on how you would avoid this situation in the future to prevent it from recurring. Doing this would be an avenue to teach our children how to learn from a previous mistake and altogether make them better in handling their emotions. By committing to apologizing to our children when we offend them, we are teaching them two things. First, human beings are fallible; as such, when we make mistakes that may hurt others, we should acknowledge it and ensure we make things better. Second, there is no shame in apologizing and no human being is too big to apologize to another. More importantly, when we apologize, we feel better individually and collectively and our relationships are restored. Example: I felt frustrated when you weren’t ready for school on time, but it was not okay for me to let out my anger by yelling at you. I’m so sorry I yelled. I’m sure that was scary and hurtful for you. I need to work harder to use my calm voice, so I put sticky notes around the house to remind me. Can you forgive me? I’d like to talk about how we can fix this problem and move forward. (Adapted from Positive Parenting Solutions) We hope you found this useful. Would you need some support to fund your child's education such as a loan for tuition or buy them important stationery? Click <a href="https://www.edusko.com/education-finance" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">HERE</a> to access our low-interest education finance. No collateral and tedious paperwork required. Loan is disbursed within 24 hours.

This article provides tips on how to apologize to your children.

How to apologize to your child

&nbsp;A child deserves some time to play and rest after an exhausting and demanding school session. The summer holiday is designed to help children get needed rest so that they can resume a new school session in sound bodies and minds. While we want our kids to relax during the summer holiday, it’s important that their brains keep working even as the <a href="https://www.edusko.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">schools</a> are out. This way, they don’t return to school obtuse after two months at home. More so, there are many skills today’s children need to learn if they would fit into the competitive society that they are becoming a part of. Even the best of schools may not be able to teach all of these skills as subjects. It is, therefore, the responsibility of parents to ensure that their children acquire such knowledge elsewhere. The summer holiday is a good opportunity for your children to learn new things, acquire useful skills and knowledge, even as they prepare for adulthood. 9 Useful Skills Children Can Learn This Summer 1. Leadership Skill Many of us complain about lack of good leaders in our society. But guess what, lack of leadership skills on the part of some of our leaders is part of the problem.&nbsp;The younger generation has an opportunity to change this narrative and we must begin to equip our children with what it takes to become good leaders. If your child attends a ‘good’ school, chances are he or she is already exposed to the importance of taking leadership roles at school. A proper leadership academy will however further your child’s leadership capacity and help him or her see the importance of this vital skill in our society.&nbsp; <a href="https://www.edusko.com/education-finance" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">ACCESS LOW-INTEREST FINANCE TO SUPPORT YOUR CHILD'S EDUCATION WITH EASE</a> 2. Learn How to Cook Both boys and girls should be able to boil and fry an egg, make tea, boil rice and even prepare other simple meals. Apart from being able to lend a helping hand when you are preparing meals, your child also needs to have this vital skill so that he or she can become a responsible adult who can take good care of him or herself even when they are on their own. 3. Learn How to Swim Does your child know how to swim? If you answered in the negative, why don’t you register your child in a swimming class this holiday? Apart from being a life-saving skill, swimming can benefit your child in many other ways. Among other things, swimming helps to burn calories, it helps to improve their sleep quality, it boosts mood help manage stress and so on. More so, it is affordable and fun. This summer holiday, your child could join a swimming lesson close to the house and have some fun while learning. 4. Communication Skill As long as your child is a member of a community and lives among other people, he would need to learn how to effectively communicate and relate with others. Adults can testify to the fact that effective communication engenders peaceful coexistence. A peaceful society, in turn, is a progressive one. Additionally, today’s employers are more interested in job seekers who have good communication skill. This summer holiday, you can help your child learn how to communicate better with family and friends and build lasting relationships. 5. Learn a New Language Many people love to learn another language apart from their mother tongue. But kids are able to learn additional languages faster than older ones. According to recent research, the ability to learn a new language, at least grammatically, is strongest until the age of 18 after which there is a precipitous decline. To become completely fluent, however, learning a new language should start before the age of 10. So if you want your child to learn another language, why not enrol him or her in a language class this holiday. Alternatively, you may want to download a language App to help your child learn a new language with ease at home. 6. Volunteer for a Good Cause Volunteering is a good way to gain new experiences while learning selflessness. For a change from the daily routine, why not allow your child to volunteer with an NGO this summer. For one thing, they will learn how to give back and help others in their own little ways. They will also learn how to connect with people, feel a sense of fulfilment and be exposed to different interesting career options. 7. Money Management Someone once said, “When money realizes that it is in good hands, it wants to stay and multiply in those hands.” How true these words! Every parent wants their children to become successful in life and at the very least, be able to take care of themselves. Most parents however, do not realise that the ability to manage money is a key factor that will determine the success or otherwise of a child. No matter how much money a child has, if such a child cannot spend it wisely, he may end up bankrupt. There are money management clubs, groups and books that can help your child learn money management this summer. You may want to make your findings about the best way our child can learn money management. 8. Time management Some of the most successful people in the world have testified to the fact that managing their time and doing the most important things first is one of the secrets of their success. Because the internet and social media have infiltrated every aspect of our lives, children – as some parents alike - can no longer control their time. Children may appear to be busy but at a closer look, they are busy doing nothing important. To help your child combat this menace, you need to teach them how to manage their time better and achieve their goals at the right time. 9. Learn CPR (Cardiopulmonary resuscitation) There is no knowledge more useful than one that helps save life. You may not appreciate how important it is to learn cardiopulmonary resuscitation until someone’s life is in danger. But even while no life is necessarily in danger, you can help your child learn CRP. Contact a local Red Cross to find out where and when the next CPR class is being offered. In conclusion, its summer holiday and as stated earlier your child needs some rest. Whatever skill they will be learning this summer, make sure they don’t get burdened by it and always leave enough time for them to rest. Every year, we curate a comprehensive list of <a href="https://www.edusko.com/summer-camp" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">best and most engaging summer activities and programs</a> for children of different age brackets all over the world.

  A child deserves some time to play and rest after an exhausting and demanding school session

9 Useful Skills Children Can Learn This Summer Holiday

How parents can finance their children’s school fees in Nigeria. It is true that most parents wish to provide their children with the best quality of education and nothing less. Biodun’s parents were no exception. Biodun was a promising brilliant kid born with a silver spoon. He was enrolled in one of the top pre-schools in Lagos. At age 2­+ Biodun could recite the 26-lettered alphabets flawlessly. He had started learning pronunciation from age 3 and could fluently read a 100-paged book within one week at age 5. His father, who was a senior manager in a leading bank could afford any good and expensive elementary school for him. His young mother, Shalewa, who was running a sizable boutique wasn't doing bad either. Things were absolutely going well for Biodun’s family until his 8th birthday. Biodun’s father lost his job and the family had to depend on Shalewa’s boutique. Things got so bad that Biodun had to be withdrawn from his school. Biodun’s abrupt stop in his academic pursuit wasn’t as a result of his parents’ new economic status but absolutely was as a result of their inabilities to plan for his education even before he was born. Today, parents like Biodun’s assume that planning for their children’s education means knowing in advance the <a href="https://www.edusko.com/school/search?isFeatured=yes" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">exact schools</a> their children would attend at any stage in their children’s lives, forgetting that having a well-cut-out financial plan for their children’s education is even more important. A financial plan for your child’s education would not only reduce the burden of education expenses but guarantee that your child’s education will go uninterrupted while it lasts. The reasonable questions to ask at this point would be, how can I finance my children’s education despite tough times? How can I ensure my kids' education is not cut-short at any point in time? Below are some 5&nbsp;smart ways loving parents finance their children’s education&nbsp;even through tough times without any interruption: 5 Ways Parents Can Finance Children's Education 1.Start Saving: There’s no better way to financially prepare for your child's education than saving for it. But at what point should parents start saving for their children's education? According to HSBC, it would be best to start saving for your child's education as soon as possible; for the earlier you start to plan for your child's education, the longer you'll have to build a pot of funds to cover all the costs. An early start also gives you the greatest possible flexibility in fulfilling your child's needs, while a late start may result in either having to put aside a higher monthly contribution, or worse, not having sufficient funds to provide the education that you want for your child. So if you want to finance your children through school, come what may, the best time to start saving was yesterday, the next best time is today!&nbsp; ALSO READ: <a href="https://www.edusko.com/blog/25-best-secondary-schools-in-nigeria-in-2022-official-ranking" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">TOP 25 BEST SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN NIGERIA IN 2022&nbsp;</a> 2.Have a Budget: It is important that you don’t bite more than you can chew as a parent. Know your financial strength. It is&nbsp;never wise to try to impress neighbours with your child’s school. We’ve seen many parents who incurred huge debts because they wanted their children to attend schools that their neighbours’ children attended. That could be very dangerous. How can you prepare a simple budget for your child’s education? Here are some practical advice: Write down all your monthly income and expenses such as house rent, household maintenance, utility bills etc. viz-a-viz. Ask yourself, ‘how much can I set aside for my child’s education?’ In your budgeting, bear in mind that the cost of a child's education is beyond tuition fee. Tuition is only a third of the total annual cost for your child's education. In addition to tuition, add the costs of books, uniforms, extra-curricular activities and other expenses such as travel expenses during holidays if your child has picked a foreign education. When estimating the cost of your child's education most especially for tertiary education, also consider how much the living expenses might be. How parents can finance their children’s school fees in Nigeria 3.Take advantage of Scholarships, Bursaries and Grants:&nbsp;If your child is a brilliant kid like Biodun earlier mentioned, there’s a possibility for such child to enjoy scholarship, bursary or grant for his education.&nbsp;Many schools and foundations offer scholarships for academic, sports, musical or all-round excellence. Scholarships range in value but rarely cover all the fees. Some schools and governments also have bursaries and grants to help parents pay their fees. In some African countries, these are often awarded to families with lower income. Be on the lookout for these opportunities, and don’t hesitate to take advantage of scholarships, grants and bursaries whenever they are available.&nbsp; 4.Learn to Prioritise: When it comes to funding their children's education, a lot of parents don't make it the utmost priority. As a loving parent, you should learn and know what’s paramount in your child’s education and avoid spending on luxuries when you cannot afford them. For example, you might need to cut down how much you spend on holiday trips, children’s amusement parks or unnecessary wears etc. With the cost of education skyrocketing in these hard times, it is imperative that parents who do not want to gamble with their children’s education put up a good financial plan.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; 5. Leverage Education Finance: We’ve also observed that many parents in Africa&nbsp;aren’t aware of different education financing options and opportunities offered by different financial institutions. A few of these options are Loans, Insurance Policies, Trust Funds etc. We strongly advise parents to consult their financial partners&nbsp;like Banks, Insurance Companies, Funds Managers etc,&nbsp;for various education financing options available. If you're interested in any of these education financing options, we might be able to help,&nbsp;<a href="https://www.edusko.com/education-finance" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">CLICK HERE</a>.&nbsp;

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Best Schools in Nigeria by WAEC in 2022 Capital ScienceCorona Secondary School, LagosLifeforte International schools, IbadanRainbow College, LagosGraceland International school, Port HarcourtBethel American International School, IbadanPremiere Academy Lugbe, Abuja Adesoye College, OffaCity of Knowledge International Academy, Ogun StateSurefoot international School, CalabarBloombreed Schools Port Harcourt Best Schools in Nigeria by WAEC in 2022 Every year, hundreds of thousands of students in Nigeria register to write the West African Senior School Certificate examinations WASSCE – widely known as WAEC. Sadly, only a few percentage of these students are able to pass excellently well and gain admission into of some of the <a href="https://www.edusko.com/blog/top-11-best-universities-nigeria-2021" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">top universities in Nigeria</a>. Little wonder some parents, <a href="https://www.edusko.com/blog/8-ways-identify-right-school-your-child" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">when looking for a school for their kids</a> consider a school’s WAEC result as one of the criteria to look at before making a school choice. If you are a parent looking for a school for your child and you’ll like to know the best schools in Nigeria by WAEC, then this blog post will be very helpful for you. Below is a list of the schools in Nigeria and their WAEC performances in the latest WAEC examinations results. Please note that the list is not in a particular order. Best schools in Nigeria by WAEC – 2022 1.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Capital Science Academy, Abuja Located in Kuje, Abuja, Capital Science Academy boasts as one of the best schools in Nigeria by WAEC today. The school offers Nigerian curriculum subjects and a wide range of electives. In the past year, in the National Examinations, WAEC and NECO, the school has recorded 90- 98% in A-C and 100% A-E. In Jamb/UTME, the school has recorded 90-100% from 200-310 in the past year. They have also recorded 70-90% distinction - c in an international examination – IGCSE with 100% in English and Maths. In SAT, the school has recorded 95%-98% form 950 and above, and 1000-1400 is about 95%. 2.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Corona Secondary School, LagosArguably one of the best schools in Nigeria in 2022, Corona is known for its students’ continuous excellent results in WAEC and other international examinations. Established over 65 years ago, Corona schools no doubt have built a proven reputation of excellence over the decades and is one of the best schools in Nigeria in 2021. In 2020 WAEC, Corona school had a 76% distinction rate and over 95% higher education potential rate. In IGCSE 2019, Corona school had a 74% distinction rate (A* - B) and the highest score of 7.5/9, and an average score of 7.1/9 in 2019 IELTS. Vice President, Prof. Yemi Osinbajo, Banky W, Tonye Cole, a few of the outstanding Alumni of Corona Schools' Trust. 3.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Lifeforte International schools, IbadanLifeforte International School is a co-educational Private Christian Institution, consisting of Preschool, Junior, and High Schools for children between the ages of 3-18 years. In 2020, Lifeforte International School emerged tops in the Outstanding Cambridge Learners Awards 2020, with the students winning 53 awards in various categories. Some of the students emerged the best in the World in AS level in Mathematics and Business as well as O level Geography. Lifeforte alumni benefit from an extraordinarily high rate of success receiving admission to top universities around the world. Their alumni are recipients of academic prizes and accolades from top universities including Harvard University, University College London, and California Institute of Technology, to name a few.4.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Rainbow College, LagosRainbow College is a top-flight co-educational secondary school that applies a global approach to teaching and nurturing in an ideal environment for the exercise of learning. The school is one of the best schools secondary in Nigeria in WAEC examinations, IGCSE and other international examinations. Rainbow College students’ performance in national and international examinations over the years has set them apart from many others. In 2019, one of Rainbow College’s Students was awarded Best Student in English as a Second Language by the British Council in the IGSCE 2018/2019 exams. In the recently concluded 2020 WAEC Examination, 80.59% of Rainbow College students had A-B in all the subjects and 97.54% of students had between A-C grades. 5.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Premiere Academy, Lugbe, AbujaPremiere Academy is an international school with excellent boarding provision, where personal development, community service, teamwork, and leadership are all important aspects of growing. The school is one of the best schools in Nigeria by WAEC in Nigeria in 2021/2022. In 2020/2021 WAEC, 74% of students had A1-B3 in mathematics and over 64% of students had A1-B3 in the English language. While 99% of students had A1-B3 in Chemistry and 92% had A1-B3 in Economics. Premiere Academy boasts of alumni home and abroad who are achieving excellence in their various endeavours. In 2019, Eunice Odinaka Okeke, an ex-student of Premiere, bagged a first-class degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of South Florida, United States of America. Performance of Premiere Academy in WAEC in 2020 and before. 6.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Graceland International School, Port Harcourt In the 2021 West African Senior School Certificate Examination (WASSCE), 93% of Graceland students had credit-pass and above including English language and Mathematics, while 85% of students had the distinction and 15% of students had credit in English language making 100% pass in the English Language. Graduates of Graceland International school have gained admission to schools in the UK and US such as Illinois Institute of Technology, University of Kentucky, Georgia Institute of Technology, University of South Florida, and University of Southern Georgia, among many other top-ranking world universities. 7.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Bethel American International School, IbadanBethel AIS is a co-educational institution with full boarding facilities. The school ranks as one of the best schools in Nigeria in by WAEC examination results in 2021/2022. BethelAIS recorded 100% at SSCE WAEC administered examination for 2020. Their students scored between 1,200 – 1383 in their last SAT result. Even though the school is in its 8th year of operation, and the alumni are still in various universities within and outside of Nigeria. Their students are represented across some of the best universities in the US, UK, Canada, and Nigeria. Bethel AIS board is made up of leaders of industries and successful individuals whose contributions have further spurred the growth and accomplishments of the school. 8.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Adesoye College, Offa, Kwara StateAdesoye College is a co-educational college founded by Chief Emmanuel Olatunji Adesoye in January 1987 to educate boys and girls from all the states of Nigeria as well as from overseas whose parents want to have the best kind of upbringing for them. The school is one of the few outstanding private secondary schools in Nigeria with a decades-long record of excellence and unequalled achievements. In the 2020 WAEC result, over 53% of students had the distinction in English (A1 – B3) and more than 70% of the student had admission scores in the recently concluded 2020 UTME results. 9.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;City of Knowledge Academy, Ogun stateThe City of Knowledge Academy (CKA) is an international secondary school established to provide excellent academic and leadership training for young minds. City of Knowledge Academy students embody the vision and mission of the Academy as they continue to surpass all expectations and projections of excellence, learning, and all-around development of the mind and body that constitutes our ethos. CKA is one of the leading schools going by WAEC results in Nigeria and other international examinations. Their students’ strides in arts, academics, sports, and other activities both inside and outside the school, are a testament to the quality of education the school provides. 10.&nbsp;&nbsp;Surefoot International School, CalabarLocated in the beautiful, serene, and historical city, Calabar in Cross River State, Surefoot International School (SIS) is an inclusive, co-educational, private, day and boarding school founded on solid Christian values. Boasting 100 percent success rates in both Cambridge IGCSEs and WASSCE exams and being an affiliate member of the Association of International Schools in Africa (AISA), SIS ensures that the International Education Standards are brought within your reach. 11.&nbsp;&nbsp;Bloombreed Schools Port Harcourt Port Harcourt Established in 1998, Bloombreed Schools has grown from a burgeoning nursery and primary school into a vibrant co-educational institution with both Day and Boarding High Schools and now ranks as one of the best schools in Nigeria in 2021. The school has an international affiliation with of international affiliations with Cambridge Education Group (CEG), Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI), and Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE). The school is governed by a board of directors with over 150 years of experience accumulated across different disciplines chaired by Sir Mutiu Sunmonu (CON), skilled educationists with a wealth of experience working in international schools providing educational services to high profile and elitist clients.

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According to Gary Chapman, inside every child is an emotional tank waiting to be filled with love. Child psychologists have stated, across many strata of research, that if children would be emotionally stable, some of their basic emotional needs must be met. Among several others, the need to be loved, cared for, and know they are wanted are critical ones because they enhance their development into responsible adults.&nbsp; To do this effectively, it is important to know the five love languages to communicate love with children. This is because children express and experience love in different ways, and learning this helps build connection and relationship with a child. These love languages are discussed below: 1. Making Physical Touch: This involves making physical touch to convey love to the heart of your child. Physical touch could be through hugs, kisses, or pat on the head. Below is how this can further be done: <ul><li class="ql-align-justify">Hug and kiss your child before they leave for school and pat their backs during serious discussions</li><li>Give each other a high-five or a pat on the back whenever you see your child doing something positive</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Spend time providing comfort like wiping their body with towels when your child is unwell</li></ul> ALSO READ: <a href="https://www.edusko.com/blog/how-to-help-nurture-the-creativity-of-your-child-this-summer" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">How to help nurture the creativity in your child this summer</a> 2. Saying Words of Affirmation: Affirmation involves sharing encouraging words, giving verbal compliments, and speaking words of appreciation to a child. These help a child to affirm their self-worth. Below is how to do this: <ul><li class="ql-align-justify">Tell them encouraging words and affirm their efforts when they have done something well</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Write them a letter letting them know how special they are to you</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Create a special name of affection for your child that is used between the two of you</li></ul> 3. Making Quality Time: Quality involves giving undivided attention to your child. In a time and period where parents are very busy with work, it is important to create time with the child to create emotional connections. Below is how this can be done: <ul><li class="ql-align-justify">Make eye contact with your child when they come up to talk to you&nbsp;</li><li>Spend time helping your children with their homework</li><li>Look at the stars or take walks together and have conversations</li></ul> 4. Giving Gifts: Gifts here speak to undeserved gifts as an expression of love given to your child. These gifts can be accompanied by little notes of affirmation words, hugs, and kisses that let the child know you cherish them. Below is how to do this: <ul><li class="ql-align-justify">Buy personalized gifts with name of your child on it and that fits their interest</li><li>Hide a small gift in your child’s lunchbox</li><li>Create a photo album or book about them</li></ul> ALSO READ: <a href="https://www.edusko.com/blog/parental-burnout-description-causes-symptoms-and-solutions" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Parental Burnout - Description, Causes, Symptoms and Solutions</a> 5. Providing Acts of Service: Letting your children know you are making sacrifices for them has a way of making them feel loved and appreciative of what you are doing for them. Subtly, acts of service can be shown through some of the actions below: <ul><li class="ql-align-justify">Give a surprise room makeover</li><li>Help to fix their toys when they break them</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Once in a while, make their favorite meals</li></ul>﻿It must be re-emphasised that, usually, a combination of languages works for children as against one. Also, practicing the above-mentioned should not be one-off activities but continual engagement. More importantly, through committing to these, there is a guarantee that an emotionally wholesome and nourished child would be raised: the very goal of every parent. We hope you found this useful. Would you need some support to fund your child's education such as a loan for tuition or buy them important stationery? Click <a href="https://www.edusko.com/education-finance/XwWmxY1A7FxW3quFtElMC?category=parents" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">HERE</a> to access our low-interest education finance. No collateral and tedious paperwork required. Loan is disbursed within 24 hours.

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The <a href="https://www.edusko.com/summer-camp" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent;">summer period</a> provides an excellent opportunity for parents to bond with their children and teach them skills that may not be taught in the classroom. This article will dissect how parents can help nurture the creativity in their children this summer. Children are highly blessed with many potentials compared to adults who, literally, have grown to be all they can be. As remarked by a proverb, “We can count the number of fruits on a tree but we cannot count the number of trees in a fruit”. Children are that fruit with many possibilities locked inside of them; and one of such is the gift of creativity: children are very creative. ALSO READ: <a href="https://www.edusko.com/blog/parental-burnout-description-causes-symptoms-and-solutions" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Parental Burnout - Description, Causes, Symptoms and Solutions</a> Creativity enables children to explore alternative ways of thinking, unblock old habits of thinking, and free their minds in a way that makes learning effective. Creativity connects children with their inner selves, helps draw out latent gifting, and connects them with their passion. More importantly, creativity nurtures the confidence in children, helps them to rise up to challenges, and encourages them to question things until they gain clarity. Sadly, as they grow older, they lose this creativity as evidenced in a psychological research work by George Land. In 1968, George Land, Ph.D. (1932-2016), conducted a research study to test the creativity of 1,600 children enrolled in a Head Start program, and whose ages ranged from three-to-five years old. This was the same creativity test devised to help the United States’ National Aeronautics and Space Administration select innovative engineers and scientists. The assessment worked so well he decided to try it on children. He re-tested the same children at 10 years of age, and again at 15 years of age. The results were astounding. <ul><li class="ql-align-justify">Test results amongst 5-year-olds: 98%</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Test results amongst 10-year-olds: 30%</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Test results amongst 15-year-olds: 12%</li><li class="ql-align-justify">Same test given to 280,000 adults: 2%</li></ul> “What we have concluded,” wrote Land, “is that non-creative behaviour is learned.” And the opposite also holds: creative behaviour can be learned. Given this backdrop, it is important to learn how to make children remain creative as they grow older. To do this, we offer 3 suggestions. 1. Let your children hang around creative people: We must have heard about the ageless, priceless, and sacrosanct saying that iron sharpens iron. Creative people stretch the minds of other creative people and afford them the opportunities to be challenged and to always step up. Interacting with creative people could be physical or virtual: for instance, allowing your children to immerse in timed learning experiences online or spending quality time with people with demonstrated creativity would do wonders. 2. Give them permission to be wrong: Good ideas often always come from numerous bad ones; good decisions invariably come from series of bad ones; and doing things effortlessly often come from countless numbers of failed trials. Help your children to overcome the fear of making fools of themselves: fear prevents us from living up to our full potential. 3. Ask them the How and What questions: These questions make them think and reflect. Their answers do not have to be right: it is the process that is more important. You could share a challenge you are going through and ask how they would solve it. Action PointConsidering the importance of putting your children in the midst of other creative people, the Bournvita Tech Bootcamp is a platform for children to put their creativity to action. You can make your children participate in this year’s edition <a href="https://www.edusko.com/bournvitatechbootcamp" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank" style="background-color: transparent;">here</a>. We give children the liberty to birth their own technological dreams.

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Below is a list of the most expensive universities in Nigeria in 2021.<ol><li>Nile University Baze University</li><li>Pan Atlantic University</li><li>American University Nigeria</li><li>Afe Babalola University</li><li>Benson Idahosa University</li><li>Covenant University</li><li>Bowen University</li><li>Babcock University</li><li>OLeadcity University</li><li>Others</li></ol> The first private university in Nigeria was established in Okada. It was named Igbinedion University. Since then, private educators and investors have literarily taken over the Tertiary Education sector in Nigeria. However, the cost of running these private institutions continues to sky-rocket, a reflection of the economic realities of the country. Little wonder, private universities in Nigeria have become very expensive in recent times. The truth though, is, that quality education is not cheap anywhere in the world. Compared to public universities in Nigeria that have become relatively expensive in recent times as well, some of these private universities in Nigeria provide quality education to students that equip them to be able to compete with students from other climes. Below is a list of some of the most expensive universities in Nigeria in 2021. Most Expensive Universities in Nigeria 2021 Incidentally, some of the universities on this list are among the best universities in Nigeria in 2021. Please note that these universities are listed in no particular order and the information fees mentioned here are not static, and school fees across various schools depend on the different types of courses and other factors. Nile University Fee: N2.7 million – N4.8 million per session Nile university ranks top among the most expensive universities in Nigeria in 2021. The University was established in 2009 and is located in Abuja. When they started, NILE had three faculties (Arts &amp; Social Sciences, Engineering, and Natural &amp; Applied Sciences) and 93 students. Currently, Nile University of Nigeria has six faculties and a School of Postgraduate Studies, as well as over 4,000 students (undergraduate and postgraduate). NILE currently offers 33 undergraduate programs and 43 postgraduate programs. See Also:<a href=" Best secondary schools in Nigeria. " rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> </a><a href="https://www.edusko.com/blog/top-25-best-secondary-schools-nigeria-2021-official-ranking" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Best secondary schools in Nigeria. </a> 2. Baze University, Abuja Fee: N2m – N3.2million per session (not fixed). Baze University is one of the privately-owned universities located in Abuja Nigeria that offer quality education to students. The school was founded in 2011 and since then has continued to improve on its offering and value to students to justify the expensive school fees they require. 3. Pan Atlantic University, Lagos Fee: N2 million and above per session (depending on the course) The university had its origin as the Lagos Business School (LBS), established in 1991.The school was approved by the federal government as Pan-African University in 2002, and the LBS became its first school. The Ajah Campus was completed in 2003 and in 2010 work began on the Ibeju-Lekki campus. The school boasts of some of the best lecturers a professionals in Nigeria. 4. American University Nigeria, Adamawa State Fee: N1.9 – N2.7 per session (school fees vary among different courses). The American University of Nigeria is one of the leading private universities in Nigeria located in the North and arguably one of the most expensive schools in Nigeria. The university was founded in 2003 by Atiku Abubakar, Nigeria's former vice president, along with other local and international statesmen and academic leaders. Most expensive private universities in Nigeria and their fees. 5. Afe Babalola University, Ado-Ekiti Fee: N1million – N2.2 million (depending on your course of study). Afe Babalola University (ABUAD) is a private university located in Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State, Nigeria. See Also: <a href="https://www.edusko.com/blog/top-9-best-courses-study-nigeria-20212022" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Best Courses to Study in Nigeria in 2021/2022</a> It was founded by a lawyer and philanthropist, Afe Babalola, in 2009. Afe Babalola University offers Academic programs in six Colleges: Sciences, Law, Engineering, Social and Management Sciences, Medicine and Health Sciences, etc. They presently have five colleges; College of Law, College of Sciences, College of Medicine and Health Sciences, College of Engineering, and others. 6. Benson Idahosa University, Benin City Fee: Up to N1. Million or less depending on the course of study Ben Idahosa University is one of the most expensive universities in Nigeria in 2021. The school is located in Benin City, Edo State. In February 2002, ten years after the application to start the school, the Federal Government graciously granted Benson Idahosa University license to operate. The University started operating as a fully licensed institution in March 2002 with an initial student enrolment of 400, registered into two faculties (Faculty of Arts, Social Sciences, Education, and Faculty of Basic and Applied Sciences). Most expensive private schools in Nigeria in 2021 and fees 7. Covenant University, Ogun State Fee: N1.2 million on average (school fees vary according to courses). Arguably the best private university in Nigeria and the top 5 best universities in Nigeria overall.Covenant University is one of the best universities in Nigeria in 2021. CU has proven to be a true institution of learning that sets students on the path of success in a globally competitive world. Covenant University is a growing, dynamic vision-birthed, vision-driven University, founded on a Christian mission ethos and committed to pioneering excellence at the cutting edge of learning. 8. Bowen University, Ogun State Fee: N450,000 – N1.3 million (fee vary based on courses). Since its founding in 2001, Bowen has been dedicated to providing high-quality, morally sound, and socially relevant education in the most cost-effective manner to all its students. Bowen University is a Christian Institution with total commitment to the age-long tradition held by the Baptist. The school is located at Iwo in Osun State, Nigeria, and is the first Baptist University in Africa. 9. Babcock University, Ogun State Fee: N700,000 and above Babcock University is a private Christian co-educational Nigerian university owned and operated by the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Nigeria. The university is located at Alishan-Remo, Ogun State, Nigeria equidistant between Ibadan and Lagos. In 2017, the university had its first set of graduates from the Ben Carson School of Medicine.It is a part of the Seventh-day Adventist education system, which is the world's second-largest Christian school system. 10. Lead City University, Ibadan Fee: 350,000 and above Currently in its sixteenth academic session. Lead City University, Ibadan (LCU) is a private University approved by the Federal Government of Nigeria. It has graduated nine sets of students. The school offers various programmes suitable for both the young adolescents and adult working class. Programmes are offered by specialized faculties in Social Sciences &amp; Entrepreneurial Studies, Information Technology &amp; Applied Sciences and Law.Lead City ranks as one of the most expensive universities in Nigeria in 2021. There you go for the most expensive private universities in Nigeria in 2021. Now let’s briefly answer some of the most frequently asked questions about private universities in Nigeria below. Which private university is the cheapest in Nigeria? No quality education is cheap anywhere in the world. But compared to other private universities in Nigeria, one could conclude that the cheapest universities in Nigeria today would be Oduduwa University – N195,000, Obong University, Obong Ntak – N170,000, Wellspring University _ N213,000, Caritas University – N248,000, Paul University, Awka – N300,000. How many private universities are currently in Nigeria? As of the time of this publication, there were 79 private universities in Nigeria that are recognized. These 79 are spread across the thirty-six states of Nigeria. One of the best among these 79 is Covenant University which has been ranked as the best university in Nigeria in 2019. Does a private university require jamb? Some private universities in Nigeria require JAMB while some do not. But all universities conduct some examinations to determine if a potential candidate would qualify to gain admission or not. When you are seeking admission into a university, you will find out if they require JAMB or not. Which private university is the first in Nigeria? The first university in Nigeria is Igbinedion University Okada. It was established in 1999.The University has recorded several landmark achievements including being the first Private University to produce medical doctors in Sub-Saharan Africa &amp; producing the first private university graduate in 2006 to bag the first class at the Nigeria Law School.

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