Afe Babalola University (ABUAD) has officially released its approved school fees for the 2026/2027 academic session, detailing the exact amounts students in Law, Pharmacy, and Medicine and Surgery must pay at each level of study. The fee schedule, published by the university, reveals that Medicine and Surgery carries the highest cost, with 100-level students required to pay N6,954,000.
Law and Pharmacy Fee Breakdown at ABUAD
For the Law programme, the fees decrease progressively from 100 level to 500 level. Students entering Law at 100 level will pay N4,554,000, the most expensive year in that department. The schedule shows Law 200 level at N3,984,750, Law 300 level at N3,328,500, and Law 400 and 500 levels both at N2,967,825.
Pharmacy students face a different structure, with 100 level costing N3,954,000. The fees drop slightly at 200 level to N3,479,750 and continue to N3,349,500 at 300 level. Pharmacy 400 level is the lowest at N2,600,325, while 500 and 600 levels both require N3,272,325.
Medicine and Surgery Fees: The Highest at ABUAD
Medicine and Surgery remains the most expensive programme among the three examined. The approved fees show a slight reduction from 100 level to 400 level, then a marginal increase at 600 level. The full breakdown is as follows:
- Medicine and Surgery 100 - N6,954,000
- Medicine and Surgery 200 - N6,483,750
- Medicine and Surgery 300 - N6,483,750
- Medicine and Surgery 400 - N6,007,750
- Medicine and Surgery 500 - N6,007,750
- Medicine and Surgery 600 - N6,123,250
Context: University of Ibadan PhD Law Fees
In a related development, the University of Ibadan recently announced school fees for newly admitted PhD Law students. The total payable amount is N356,700, though this figure does not include some charges such as graduation and transaction fees, according to a report by Legit.ng. These fee schedules highlight the varying costs across Nigerian universities for the 2026/2027 session.
