The Vice-Chancellor of Sam Maris University (SMU), Supare-Akoko, Prof. Francis Gbore has described the tuition fees of the Institution as ‘rock-bottom’ compared to fees chargeable in sister private universities in Nigeria.
The Don made the statement in an interview with newsmen on Thursday.

Prof. Gbore explained that despite provision of first-class facilities for students in the University, the tuition fee with the ancillary charges is pegged at N350,000.00, stressing that the amount can be paid in two installments on semester basis while accommodation is optional.

According to him, “At Sam Maris University, located at Km 2, Etioro-Afaa Road, Supare-Akoko in Akoko South West Local Government Area, and renowned as the first private university in the region, we take pride in offering the most competitive and affordable tuition fees amongst sister private universities in the South West Nigeria. With a modest fee of N350,000.00 generously subsidized by the Proprietor of the institution in the interest of low income earners, students can conveniently manage their payments through installment options.

“Our institution is dedicated to providing cutting-edge learning experience with state-of-the-art facilities. From our well-equipped library and laboratories to uninterrupted power and water supply as well as home away from home hostel facilities, students can focus on their studies in a very conducive environment. Our team of competent academic and non-teaching staff ensures a fascinating campus life, playing the role of in loco parentis while the Campus itself boasts of a secure environment for peace of mind.

“In addition to academic excellence, we prioritize the holistic development of our students. For their recreational enjoyment and relaxation, we offer various sporting activities including football and table tennis, encouraging a balanced lifestyle alongside their studies. At Sam Maris University, we are committed to delivering quality education at an affordable cost while nurturing a vibrant campus life for our students.