2026/2027: Wigwe University Announces 60% Discount On Fees For 4 Faculties, Mentions Condition

2026/2027: Wigwe University Announces 60% Discount On Fees For 4 Faculties, Mentions Condition

  • Wigwe University announced a 60% tuition fee discount under its Founder's Scholarship for the 2026/2027 academic year
  • The scholarship applies to students across all 4 colleges, covering Arts, Engineering, Management and Social Sciences, and Science and Computing
  • There is one key condition students must meet to qualify for the discounted fees at Wigwe University

Wigwe University has announced a 60% tuition fee discount for students across all four of its colleges for the 2026/2027 academic year, under a programme it calls the Founder's Scholarship.

The single condition attached to the scholarship is straightforward: prospective students must have scored 300 or above in the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) examination to be eligible.

Wigwe university publishes details about fees.
Wigwe university offers 60% discount. Photo credit: International banker, Wigwe university.
Source: UGC

Founder's Scholarship Fee Breakdown

Students who qualify will pay significantly reduced fees depending on their chosen college.

Those admitted into the College of Arts will pay ₦3,840,000 after the 60% discount is applied.

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Students in the College of Engineering, the College of Management and Social Sciences, and the College of Science and Computing will each pay ₦4,799,520.

The announcement covers all four faculties at the university, meaning no college is left out of the scholarship arrangement.

A Score of 300 Is the Gateway

The requirement of a minimum JAMB score of 300 places the scholarship firmly within reach for top-performing candidates.

A score in that range typically signals a student who has prepared seriously for the university entrance examination, and the offer effectively rewards that academic effort with a substantial reduction in what the university would otherwise charge.

For families weighing the cost of private university education against the quality of instruction on offer, the Founder's Scholarship presents a notable incentive, particularly given the economic pressures many Nigerian households are currently navigating.

The announcement is likely to attract attention from high-scoring JAMB candidates and their families who are currently deciding where to channel their admissions.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng previously reported that a Nigerian TikTok user identified as Idara shared her provisional admission offer from Lagos State University for the 2026/2027 academic session.

Idara received the offer to study Library and Information Science through UTME Regular Merit and posted the admission status screenshot online.

Source: Legit.ng

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