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NANS warns varsities against withholding NELFUND refunds

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NANS Zone C warns North-Central varsities against withholding NELFUND refunds to students and condemns arbitrary charges. Get the full details here. Read More: https://punchng.com/nans-warns-varsities-against-withholding-nelfund-refunds/

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