⚡ BOOM 🔥🔥 NELFUND DISBURSES FUNDS TO 184 CONFLUENCE UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY OSARA.

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                    1 minute read. 🕧 08:55am


BY Hola ⚡

A total of 184 students of Confluence University of Science and Technology (CUSTECH), Osara, have received their tuition fee disbursements from the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND). The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Abdulrahman Asipita Salawu, announced this during the inauguration of the university's maiden Student Representative Council (SRC).

Prof. Salawu confirmed that all beneficiaries from CUSTECH had received their funds in full, commending the Federal Government for the initiative. He emphasized that the intervention would significantly enhance access to quality education for deserving students. The Bursar, Mr. John Alaji, verified that all One of the beneficiaries, Suleiman Luqman Onoruoyiza, a 400-level Computer Science student, expressed his excitement upon receiving the payment alert. "This support has eased my financial stress and allowed me to focus more on my studies. I am grateful to NELFUND and the Federal Government for this opportunity," he said.

Meanwhile, CUSTECH played host to renowned journalist Babajide Kolade Otitoju of Television Continental (TVC) during a media tour of the institution. The tour aimed to showcase the university's remarkable progress and infrastructural development, driven by the Kogi State Government's commitment to advancing education.

Otitoju expressed amazement at the rapid transformation of the institution within just five years of its establishment. He commended the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Salawu, for his visionary leadership and proactive efforts in driving the institution's growth. The journalist inspected key projects, including the near-completed Faculty of Engineering and University Senate Building.

Prof. Salawu thanked Otitoju and his team for documenting and publicizing the developmental strides of the Kogi State Government under the leadership of Alh. Usman Ahmed Ododo. He emphasized the governor's unwavering support for education and infrastructural advancement in the state.



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