Private Varsity Announces Discounted Fees For Part-time Studies

Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti has concluded plans to admit interested Nigerian youths into academic programmes in its Directorate of Part-Time Studies at discounted school fee.

The school Corporate Affairs Director, Tunde Olofintila, said the gesture would among others assist students who were financially incapacitated to run part-time studies, work and earn a degree from ABUAD.

Olofintila, in a statement in Ado Ekiti, titled, ‘ABUAD announces discounted fees in part-time studies for Nigerian youths’, said, “the programme include the options of combined physical and virtual classes, payment flexibility (school fees can be paid in three installments) and opportunity to combine schooling with one’s job, and lots more”.

According to him, the programme will ensure a brighter and better future for thousands of Nigerian youths in particular and the nation in general through the provision of subsidised quality and functional education for the teeming youths in the country.

Olofintila said, “Admission is currently on-going for the 2021/2022 academic session.”


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