Quality education is not cheap. You can't pay ₦50K a year and expect quality education. Look at the facts... Country, percentage of students on loans, number of students on loans, and amount disbursed. 🇳🇬 - 60%-1.4 Million students ~N250B 🇺🇸 - 47%-44 Million students - $1.8T 🇬🇧 - 95%-6 Million students - £267B 🇨🇦 - 51%- 650,000 students - $28B 🇦🇺 - 80%-3 Million students -$53B 🇯🇵 - 50%- 1.2 Million students - $65B 🇳🇴 - 60%- 400,000 students - $25B Now let’s look at what Public Universities in Nigeria, Africa, and globally charge new medical students 1 - ​UNILAG, MEDILAG - ₦0 tuition; ~₦250,000 in sundry fees. 2 - ​University of Ghana (Ghana): ~₦2,142,264 3 - ​University of Cape Town (South Africa): ~₦4,061,250 4 - ​University of Michigan (USA): ~₦52,500,000 How about ​% of Students on Loans? ​UNILAG: Less than 5% ​University of Ghana: Less than 10% ​University of Cape Town: ~50% ​University of Michigan: ~30% ​Why does the richest country in the world charge a premium for education at public universities that leaves over 40% of American students taking on loans to get educated? ​If you don't like UNILAG's ~₦250,000 a year for medicine and you don't like NELFUND, you can go to Ghana and pay over ₦2 Million per semester. They have student loans for you and they will charge you 6% to 12% interest, since you don't like NELFUND'S 0% interest rate. ​✌🏾