Urgent help for school fees.
The school has sent the list home and the deadline is close. Whether it is primary, secondary or university, one term or semester can swallow a month of income. Many parents post part of the balance on AbegNa so their child is not sent out of class.
When this happens
- Your child was sent home because the term fee is still owing.
- You paid half the university fee and the portal closes this week.
- Your salary came late and resumption is on Monday.
How AbegNa helps
- Ask. Say what you need for school fees, up to ₦100,000, in your own voice.
- Share. Your request becomes a card for WhatsApp, Facebook and X.
- Receive. People give what they can. 0% commission. It goes to your own bank account.
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Questions about school fees
How much are school fees in Nigeria?
It varies widely. Public primary and secondary schools may charge little or nothing in tuition plus levies of ₦5,000 to ₦30,000, private schools often charge ₦50,000 to ₦350,000 a term, and university fees range from about ₦20,000 to well above ₦200,000. Requests on AbegNa go up to ₦100,000, so many people ask for part of it.
Can I ask for help with school fees on AbegNa?
Yes. Post the amount you still need, from ₦2,000 to ₦100,000, with a short voice note. Givers send it to you and you withdraw to your own bank account for a flat ₦100.
Should I add the school invoice?
It helps. A clear photo of the fee list or portal balance shows givers exactly what the money is for.
Do I have to pay it back?
No. What you receive on AbegNa is a gift, not a loan. No interest and no repayment.