American International School Abuja

American Intl School - Refund Drama Explained!

Find out why American Intl School Abuja is refunding ex-governor Yahaya Bello over $760,910.84 for tuition fees in this intriguing saga!

The American International School of Abuja has stirred up controversy by requesting the EFCC for banking details to refund ex-governor Yahaya Bello a whopping $760,910.84 for prepaid tuition fees. This decision follows Mr. Bello's advance payment of $845,852.84 for his children's education at the school. However, Yahaya Bello's media office has dismissed the refund claims, labeling them as a 'mischievous narrative.' In response, Laolu Akande, a Nigerian-American, has questioned the school's actions on a televised program.

Amidst the drama, the American International School of Abuja has offered to reimburse $760,910.84 to Yahaya Bello, raising questions about the source of the funds used for the payment. The school's agreement to refund over $760,000 in tuition fees has sparked public interest and scrutiny. The refund saga has not only drawn attention to the financial dealings of the ex-governor but also highlighted the school's transparency in handling such matters.

In a twist, it has been revealed that the payment for the tuition fees was not sourced from the Kogi state government coffers, as claimed by an aide to Mr. Bello. The unfolding events have led to intensified calls for the EFCC to investigate and potentially prosecute the former governor over the contentious transaction. As the refund drama unfolds, the American International School of Abuja remains at the center of a high-profile financial dispute with political implications.