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‘N355.9bn NELFUND loans face recovery risk’

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A policy brief warns N355.9bn NELFUND student loans face recovery risk. Integration with Nigeria Revenue Service income data is crucial for sustainability. Read More: https://punchng.com/n355-9bn-nelfund-loans-face-recovery-risk/

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