Presidential candidate Peter Obi has praised the federal government for suspending plans to increase registration fees for upcoming exams like WASSCE and NECO.The decision, announced by the Ministry of Education, comes after public outcry over rising costs during economic hardship.Obi called it a win for Nigerians, stressing that education should be accessible, not a revenue source.He warned that extra fees could deter enrollment and worsen the out-of-school children crisis.The former Anambra governor urged leaders to review harmful policies, highlighting the importance of public engagement in shaping decisions.His comments reflect broader concerns about balancing fiscal needs with citizens' rights to basic education.