The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) is currently trending due to rising tensions between the agency and several tertiary institutions accused of withholding or concealing information about student loan disbursements.
NELFUND, which oversees the student loan scheme introduced by the federal government to support Nigerian students financially, has warned institutions against deceptive practices. According to reports from Vanguard, TheCable, and Nairametrics, some universities and colleges failed to notify students after their loans were approved and disbursed.
In response, NELFUND has threatened legal action against institutions that withhold such crucial financial updates or attempt to mislead students regarding the loan process. The organization emphasized that transparency and accountability are vital to the success of the loan initiative aimed at improving access to education in Nigeria.
This controversy has sparked conversations nationwide, with students, parents, and education advocates calling for stricter monitoring and penalties for defaulting institutions. The trending topic reflects growing public concern over how schools handle financial aid meant for struggling students.
As NELFUND ramps up efforts to ensure institutions uphold ethical standards, Nigerians are watching closely to see how the issue unfolds — making it a major headline across education and policy circles this week
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