Abuja’s 5 Most Expensive Secondary Schools

A popular saying goes "if you think Education is expensive, try ignorance" that may seem to be the expression by these Abuja based schools which provide very excellent Schooling experience for a few priviledged kids at what most people might call outrageous amounts. 

One might argue that if standards are not compromised then indeed these schools may have the world class standard expected of them but their fees well we leave you to judge.

In order of how expensive they are here are Abuja’s top 5 most expensive schools;

American International School of Abuja – N3.2 million per annum

AISA is Abuja’s most expensive School with School fees starting from $13,000 per annum for kindergarten to as high as $19,300 for 9^th to 12^th grade (high Schoolers). This doesn’t include other charges and fees such as clubs that parents are expected to pay as well.

Loyola Jesuit College – N2.2 million plus per annum

Perhaps you could argue Abuja’s toughest school for the rich, here Academic and spiritual activities are taken very seriously with no room for sloppiness. The School charges N2 million per annum for each child and that’s just for fees and boarding facilities. But you can be sure of one thing – your child’s Education is in good hands.

International Community School – N1.9 million per annum

Abuja’ school for the international community better known by its acronym ICS is Abuja’s 3^rd most expensive school. Their new location at their permanent site in Jabi gives them an exclusive preserve but in addition they’re fast picking pace as a school with growing popularity among the international community in Abuja.

Nigerian Turkish International College – N1.6 million per annum

Operating a Turkish based curriculum for the Nigerian environment the NTIC is a world class school in Abuja situated on Monrovia Street in Wuse 2. For your money’s worth this school offers excellent academic and extra-curricular activities.

Regent School Maitama – N1.35 million per annum

A high quality British based Education for your wards is a watch word at the great Regent School in Maitama. School fees vary but presently pegged at N1.35 million per annum for Senior Secondary.

5 Abuja Markets you should know about

If you’re searching for which markets in Abuja to purchase various household items including groceries, edible commodities and more you may want to consider picking markets that serve you well whether it’s how accessible or affordable the market serves we must mention that within Abuja metropolis you should at least know these 5 Markets;

Wuse Market

The busiest market in Abuja and the most popular market as well, the present location of Wuse Market used to be a secondary school but that’s stale news. What’s interesting is the fact that you can purchase any item under the sun from this market but at slightly steeper price as the cost of renting shops is high and the shoppers have the bear the brunt. There’s also ample parking space but the market is very rowdy especially on weekdays.

Gate Fee: N100

Open: 6am till 6pm daily

Garki International Market

The second most popular market in Abuja, the Garki International market located on Akintola Boulevard in Garki 2 is slightly larger in land mass and cheaper than Wuse market. Food stuff at this market is more affordable and clothing items cost less as well many other consumables. Depending on your location you may consider this market worth your while for shopping.

Gate Fee: N100

Open: 6am till 6pm daily

Life Camp Fish Market

Looking for fish or frozen food to buy in Abuja? Life camp market should be top on your list as they offer a wide range of fish and frozen foods for sale in addition to being a regular market. many of the shops in this market are cold rooms for storing frozen foods but you could also buy local food items like vegetables, fruits, processed seasoning and more from the market.

Gate Fee: Free

Open: 6am till late evenings.

Utako Market

Utako Market is an expensive market to patronize as food items cost slightly more here than elsewhere. Two reasons could explain this – rent cost and distance from the outskirts of town where these food items come from. Most traders in the market own stalls and have to move their wares from source to the market which isn’t cheap by the way. Hygiene may be an issue for many shoppers as refuse disposal in the market is poor. Parking space is inadequate and there are many touts operating around the market. In the past a lot of cars have been reported stolen around the market area so be on your guard while shopping.

Gate Fee: Free

Open: 6am till late evenings

Garki Model Market

The most modern market in Abuja but one of the least patronized, this market is located in a quieter part of Garki 2 just opposite the Garki Mall in Area 11. The market is pretty large and occupies more space than the other markets profiled. It also has more lock up shops but fewer stalls. Price of food items is cheap but other consumables such as toys, clothing, processed drinks and more are competitive.

Gate Fee: N100

Open: 6am till 6pm daily