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UNIMED Ondo tuition fees clarified amid misleading reports

University clears the air on fee adjustments affecting only new students

David Okere by David Okere
September 19, 2025
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UNIMED Ondo tuition fees adjustment applies only to new students, with no increase for returning undergraduates, the university confirms

UNIMED Ondo tuition fees have become a topic of concern recently, but the University of Medical Sciences, Ondo, has firmly dismissed reports suggesting a blanket fee increase.

Also read: JAMB deadline extension eases pressure on universities

The institution clarified on Friday that the adjustment affects only newly admitted students and does not apply to returning students.

Mr Isaac Oluyi, the Public Relations Officer of UNIMED Ondo, emphasised that the claims circulating in the media are misleading.

He urged parents and stakeholders to disregard any misinformation regarding fees for returning students.

“It is important to set the record straight: no fees have been increased for returning undergraduates,” Oluyi said. “Only new students, particularly those enrolling in professional programmes, face a slight fee adjustment.” The university described the decision as necessary to maintain high standards in medical and health sciences education.

UNIMED Ondo, Nigeria’s first specialised medical university, established in 2015, continues to prioritise transparency in its fee structure.

The fees vary widely across different courses, ranging from N150,000 to N450,000, depending on the programme.

The university further reassured the public that there are no hidden charges and that they remain sensitive to the country’s economic challenges.

Stakeholders are encouraged to contact the institution directly for accurate information.

Also read: JAMB deadline extension eases pressure on universities

As Nigerian universities face ongoing pressure to balance quality education with financial realities, UNIMED Ondo’s approach reflects an effort to sustain educational excellence without unduly burdening students and parents.

Source: Read more at channelstv.com

David Okere
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