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TOP 16 MOST EXPENSIVE SECONDARY
SCHOOLS IN NIGERIA.

16. Lead British International School, Abuja - N1.5million per annum

15. Nigerian Turkish International College, Abuja -N1.6 million per annum

14. International Community School, Abuja -N1.9million per annum

13. Dowen College - N2 million per annum.

12. Chrisland College, Ikeja - N2 million per annum

11. Atlantic Hall, Epe, Lagos - N2.27 million per annum

10. Corona Secondary School, Agbara -N2.55 million per Annum

9.Hillcrest School, Jos - N2.65 million per annum

8. Loyola Jesuit, Abuja - N2.8 million per annum

7. Meadow Hall, Lagos - N3 million per annum

6. Greensprings School - N3.185 million per annum

5. Whiteplains British School, Abuja N3.6 million per Annum

4. Day Waterman College, Abeokuta - N3.7 million per Annum

3.Lekki British International High School, Lagos -N4million per annum

2.British International School, Lagos -N4.48 millionper annum

1.Grange School, Lagos - N4.5 million per annum...

And from information available, none of these has ever been first in WASSCE exam!

Dont kill yourself because of school fees.

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