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Urban nomadism refers to urban dwellers that do not own houses and therefore keep moving from one place to the other renting accommodation to house their families. Proper housing remains a big challenge for many developing countries including Ghana though Ghana is not making good effort as expected by the ‘have not’ citizenry. Political promises for affordable housing remain a mere rhetoric. It has always been vague expressions from achievable targets with the last few years being the most disappointing in housing. In view of the housing deficit in major cities particularly in Accra, many private basic schools continue to suffer. This article is a case study of three (3) private

Quality education holds the key to national development. Providing quality education requires resources both material and human. Resources are scarce as we are told by the economists of old so it stands today. Countries that develop through education make choices as to what to spend their scarce resources on. In same vein, no country develops with political upheavals, civil wars and bad system of governance. Ghana constitutes a hybrid system of governance modelled on British and American democracies.

University is the highest place of academic learning and research. Their deep-seated ethos determines their contribution to national and international development. In developing countries, public universities are more in the public eye than private universities; simply because public universities are funded by the tax payer and the tax payer must have a say in what their taxes are been used for hence the Ghana Public University Bill must reflect the views of the tax payer.