Man divorces wife for wife for failing to show child's school fee receipts

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IKOLE (EKITI) — A bricklayer, Mr Gabriel Omode, has divorced his wife for failing to show him receipts for payment of school fees of their only child.

The plaintiff had approached an Ikole Customary Court on September 30, seeking dissolution of his three-year-old union together with his wife, named Ruth.

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What Do You Think About The Recent Increment In DSTV Subscription Fees ?

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I can see DSTV are bent on drying up the pocket of the typical man, just how can they only bump the buying price of subscription every one of a sudden without any prior consultation with the customers? After all, my fellow country people, I think they're just taking a p*ss now, they can not try this rubbish in South Africa where they're from however they try this to Nigerians always, should we continue paying such exorbitant fees only for subscription?

Dearest Ọmọ Oódua Readers: My sister is paying my school fees but the problem is …. Help me!!!

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Hie im a girl aged 17.. Im staying to my sister’s house…She is paying me school fees and she give
me whatever i ask for….The problem is,,,,i love her husband and we are dating,,,,,he
also love’s me. He said he made a mistake to marry my
sister….I love my sister’s husband too much, he is a money
maker…Now im thinking to be his second wife… But first thing i want them to
divorce… What must i do guys?? Help me !!!

Check Out School Fees Of Top Private Universities In Nigeria

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School Fees Of Private Universities In Nigeria: Alternatives if JAMB/UTME  did not work out for you

American University Of Nigeria

₦1,590,000

Achievers University, Owo
₦420, 000

Adeleke University,Ede
350,000.00

Ajayi Crowder University
₦500,000

Babcock University
₦620,000

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Babcock University Denies Increase In Tuition Fees

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The management of Babcock University, Ilishan Remo Ogun state, Nigeria has denied the alleged increase in tuition fees payable by students of the institution, saying the allegation posted on some internet blogs was false, misleading and mischievous.

Addressing a press conference at the premises of the institution’s Senate building, the Vice Chancellor; Prof. James Makinde used the occasion to assure parents, guardian and students alike of academic quality in line with the 21^st century challenges

The press briefing called by the school’s management was aimed at clearing the air over the alleged increase in the tuition fees payable by students.

Babcook University Gives Official Figures of New School Fees (LOOK)

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Babcock University, Ogun State, Nigeria has denied reports that the school tuition fees of departments for the next academic session has been increased outrageously. They say the fee that was alleged to have been increased to N3million per session was increased to "just" N2million.

 

What's the difference between two and three million per session? Below is their defense:

Babcock University releases school fees for next session. Students protest

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Well, they are not protesting in school or complaining to their school administration...they are protesting via the media. A few students from the school have sent me mails complaining about the exorbitant fees they are being made to pay to get an education. The university just released the school fees for the next session and some of the students feel its outrageous. See it After The Break.

Weird: Parents Of UI Students Demand Increase In Accommodation Fees

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While students of the University of Ibadan continue to express their disagreement over the ban on cooking in hostels, their parents have, however, called on the management of the university to increase hostel fee, saying that the present fee of N14,000 is too cheap. They added that such increase should be minimal.

The parents made this position known during the Parents’ Forum organised by the university on Wednesday to discuss with parents, sponsors and guardians on the challenges facing the institution. The meeting, which took place at the Trenchard Hall in the university, was well attended and a unanimous decision was reached that in order to tackle the deplorable condition in the hostels, there was the need to increase accommodation fee.