Country that pays secondary school students $200 monthly — Daddy Freeze reveals

Nigerian media personality Daddy Freeze has sparked reactions online after discussing Romania’s education support system while interacting with his child.

In a video circulating on social media, Daddy Freeze claimed that students attending secondary school in Romania receive monthly financial support from the government.

Daddy Freeze’s claims

According to him, students receive $50 monthly, while those with ADHD could receive an additional $150.

He also claimed that students who wear glasses could receive further financial assistance, potentially bringing the monthly amount to $250.

Daddy Freeze then joked about how much his parents could have benefited if such a system existed when he was growing up with ADHD.

He compared the situation with the cost of educating children in Nigeria, saying he would rather send his child to school in Romania and benefit financially.

“Imagine, I have to pay $7 million to send you to school in Nigeria.”

He later joked that sending his child to school in Romania could allow him to “retire early”.

His child responds

His child immediately rejected the suggestion, telling him:

“No, you won’t. Take it back.”

Daddy Freeze then reminded the child that he had ADHD like his father.

However, the child responded:

“I don’t. You’d be rich.”

When Daddy Freeze said, “I’ll be rich,” the child replied:

“No, nobody’s going to pay for the education of an old man.”

Daddy Freeze continued joking, saying he could bring the child to Romania and “make money” from him instead of paying for his education in Nigeria.

Watch the video here…

“In Romania children are paid $50 monthly by the Government to go to secondary school. Nigerian Minimum Wage Is $50 Monthly For Workers”

— Daddy Freeze compares Romanian student pay to Nigerian minimum wage pic.twitter.com/EAwWDedwcW

— YabaLeftOnline (@yabaleftonline) September 8, 2026