Nigerian Air Force Secondary Schools: Fees and Admissions
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) runs 13 secondary schools across Nigeria, providing rigorous, military-inspired education. These schools include boys-only, girls-only, and mixed boarding options, as well as day campuses in various states.
The NAF established the Department of Education in November 1975, which later evolved into the Directorate of Education in June 1984. The schools follow the Nigerian secondary curriculum, culminating in examinations such as BECE and WASSCE/NECO.
Fees for fresh students range from ₦180,000 to ₦350,000, while returning students pay between ₦100,000 and ₦250,000, with additional costs for boarding and other services. The schools include Air Force Military School Jos, Air Force Girls Comprehensive School Jos, and others located in states like Abuja, Kaduna, and Rivers.
Parents are advised to check the specific fee structure communicated during the admission process.
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