Key takeaways
- Nigerian tertiary institutions have been urged by the House of Representatives to cease collecting acceptance fees from newly admitted students.
- The call aims to address a significant obstacle hindering access to higher education across the country.
- During a plenary session, Honourable Chinedu Emeka Martins presented a motion, identifying the non-refundable acceptance fees as a "predatory admission policy." He argued that these fees, alongside other admission policies, contribute to the limited access to tertiary education for many Nigerian youths.
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