: Private school owners under the aegis of National Association of Proprietors of Private Schools have hinted at the likely increase in tuition to reduce some of the effects of the recent fuel subsidy removal. The National President of the Association, Yomi Otubela, made this known during a virtual dialogue on Thursday on the topic: “Government Policies and Resultant Effects on Private School Administration: A Case Study on the Removal of Fuel Subsidy”. According to Otubela, the high cost of running private schools in the country even before the removal…
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