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Getting a Nigerian school online, explained plainly
Everything a school has to decide when it goes online — which domain, what it costs, how to take fees, how to be found — written for the head teacher or secretary who has to do it, not for a developer. No jargon, and we say when the answer is "it does not matter".
.com.ng vs .sch.ng vs .ng — which should your school use?
Who may register what, roughly what each costs a year, why .edu.ng is off-limits to secondary schools, and the ownership mistake that costs schools their website years later.
Getting startedHow to create a school website in Nigeria
Seven steps from nothing to live: the content to gather, the domain, the design, school email, fee payments and Google — with honest numbers on what each part costs.
Fees and paymentsHow to collect school fees online in Nigeria
Paystack, Flutterwave, Monnify, Squad and Kora compared on published rates — and why the fee cap matters far more than the percentage when you are collecting term fees.
DiscoverabilityGetting your school found on Google
Why most Nigerian school websites are invisible, how to check yours in thirty seconds, and the two free things — Search Console and a Business Profile — that do most of the work.
Everything in these guides, already wired
Schoolpager gives a Nigerian school a website, its own domain, email on that domain, fee collection into its own bank account and automatic registration with Google — run from one admin built for a secretary on a phone.
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