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Omo, Calling NELFUND a failure ignores reality..... When Over ₦160bn has been disbursed to 860,000+ students, with tuition paid directly to schools and upkeep support to beneficiaries. Walai You guys joke a lot, with Millions of young boys and girls enjoying the benefit across our tertiary institutions...

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Project National Resetvor 8 Monaten

In the foreign countries, it is different. They pay their student loan with interest unlike Nelfund that is interest free

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AdeTọlavor 8 Monaten

NELFUND Stand gidigba. Note: the family dat benefits from dis initiative won’t vote against Asiwaju. Campaign of calumny won’t work in dis forthcoming election. U can lie and push propaganda to coverups d success of dis administration but it won’t work. Lies av an expiring date.

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Crescent 🌙vor 8 Monaten

Sir we are the people that we started appreciating NELFUND, as we are the students now we says there is Problem with the system let Government look into student matter now.The problems facing the system are: 1 An amount borrowed to the student is not showing at the portal.

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Big_Sam🫶vor 8 Monaten

Show us one evidence or one student wey them don pay, God will punish you and your generations

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adekoya abidemivor 8 Monaten

You mean to tell us that 860,000 Nigerian students are poor and can’t afford to pay their school fee, meaning Nigerians are getting poorer by the day, second 860,000 student are now in debt , apart from being poor. God forbid this government 👌

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Crescent 🌙vor 8 Monaten

2 20k is not paying as scheduled student are lure ,now every 2024/2025 only paid twice 2 or 3 times now they are stop, 3 no any beneficiary are start paying for the 2025/2026 upkeep 4 The money showing at Nelfund portal is different with what school are showing on school portal.

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Cityboy07vor 8 Monaten

May God forgive those calling this scam, I heard about it and send the information to my son, he registered last year and he is beneficiary today, I know how many of my colleagues that supported oppositions in 2023, but today I sent them the link their children are beneficiary

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isovor 8 Monaten

LAPO SHOULD BE CELEBRATED TOO DO U KNW WAT A LOAN MEANS..SCHOOL FEES WERE INCREASED BEYOND PARENTS CAPACITY TO PAY AND URE SAYING THE GOVT IS HELPING US? URE A FOOL

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babafemi Ogunmodedevor 8 Monaten

But then you can see the hypocrisy in this country. Parents ,students and even our universities enjoying this NELFUND keep quiet whenever this issue is being raised or challenged by the opposition who see it as another fraud. Let speak up on this renew hope initiative of PBAT

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KingChumavor 8 Monaten

Don't use your head to break a coconut you may not partake in it's consumption.

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Chris Babavor 8 Monaten

God don find work for ibo people till 2031. Una go cry tire

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Made Man M²🏗️🐐vor 8 Monaten

Omo, over 210Trilllliiiiioooon gone under @nnpclimited @OfficialAPCNg @officialABAT led anti-corruption government.

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Oluwatoyin Avor 8 Monaten

Jakande and his other UPN co-party governors gave free education. That means in the entire southwest and old Bendel state there was free education up until 1983

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Emmy Clarkvor 8 Monaten

Real Idiot. Speaking nonsense. A staffer of mine just got admission to study agricultural business, and he has to pay 385k annually his annual pay is 780k, so how does he survive food, rent ,data, and transport. When he doesn't even have the prerequisites to look at the Nelfund

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/OLG_Caleb🌿vor 8 Monaten

You are too dull, suddenly, just within two years, the families of 980,000+ plus students have to depend on student loans for their children to get educated, in a country where the government doesn't prioritize Job creation and industrialization. And you think it's a flex??

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Mobolaji ⚡️👷‍♂️vor 8 Monaten

Polytechnic student also receive nelfund not only university student

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Oluwa Musa Sochivor 8 Monaten

Omo, Calling NELFUND a failure ignores reality..... When Over ₦16 Trillion has been disbursed to 860,000+ students, with tuition paid directly to schools and upkeep support to beneficiaries. Walai You guys joke a lot, with Millions of young boys and girls enjoying the benefit across our tertiary institutions... A Criminal is a Criminal !!!!!

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Uko Basseyvor 8 Monaten

I've not seen Burkina Faso Government talking about student loan. They are busy initiating policies and positioning their country for a new Africa. Dummies are here defending criminals. Nton.

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'Debola Emmanuel Gbadebovor 8 Monaten

How time changes. Is this not t£e same guy calling for Tinumbu’s he@d for corvetting the whole of Lagos property to himself? Na wow o. Now he has become him praise singer.🤓🤓🤓

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Ọmọ Gbàdàmọ́ṣívor 7 Monaten

You are of giving student loans 😂🤡 Omo una stupid for that apc true true

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Domingo Amore Caffèvor 8 Monaten

Ero ni!!!. Stupid yorubas

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tbaba100vor 8 Monaten

This is true, i know someone in the same position.

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mannyspace007vor 8 Monaten

You are trying to solve problems you created and you expect us to clap for you. Young man borrow yourself brain

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So Lomon Luckyvor 8 Monaten

This mugu reposting this audio failed Nelfund, show us one evidence from your family that has gotten this propaganda you’re spreading

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Oguntade Ezekielvor 8 Monaten

If it was free people will be talking about it

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Ọláńrewájú Ìdòwúvor 8 Monaten

E fun won lorun pa.

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tejirivor 8 Monaten

Over 222 universities in Nigeria???? Make I check something !!!

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Adeyemi Muhammed Marvelvor 8 Monaten

Why not bring your own children to enjoy it? How much is transport fare to the school? How much is house rent for the same student?

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Frankvor 8 Monaten

Audio money, pls provide prove 😂😂

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Kollinxvor 8 Monaten

Slaves... You guys keep eating your future... You will pay later... Ask Nirsal people.

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Rhys. jrvor 8 Monaten

This man is not in Nigeria ooo

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