JUST IN 🔥🔥 NELFUND MD SAYS OVER 1,000 STUDENTS APPLY FOR LOANS DAILY.

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NELFUND Sees Surge in Daily Student Loan Applications

The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has recorded a significant increase in daily student loan applications, with over 1,800 submissions received daily. This surge follows the Fund's sustained awareness campaigns across tertiary institutions.

NELFUND's Commitment:

- Managing Director, Akintunde Sawyerr, reassured that the growing volume of applications will not compromise the Fund's standards or processing integrity.
- He emphasized that the goal is to offer fair and seamless access to educational financing for all eligible students.

Addressing Challenges:

- Sawyerr acknowledged existing challenges faced by students in polytechnics, monotechnics, and other technical institutions.
- He emphasized that NELFUND is actively addressing these issues to ensure no student is left behind.

Workshop and Stakeholder Engagement:

- The workshop brought together key stakeholders from technical institutions nationwide, focusing on the automation of the loan application and verification processes.
- Sawyerr praised the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) for its role in regulating technical education and called for greater collaboration between institutions and NELFUND.

Loan Application Process:

- NELFUND's Executive Director of Operations, Iyal Mustapha, outlined the loan process, which begins with student applications through the dedicated portal.
- Applications are screened for eligibility, verified by institutions, and then tuition fees are paid directly to institutions, while upkeep allowances are credited to students' personal accounts.

Current Data:

- NELFUND has recorded over 570,000 student registrations, with more than 515,000 applicants having successfully completed the loan application process.

Call to Action:

- Sawyerr emphasized the importance of cooperation among stakeholders, stressing that every effort made must center on supporting the aspirations of Nigerian students.

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