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NELFUND saved me, UNILAG student shares drop-out survival story

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A UNILAG student shares his inspiring survival story, revealing how the NELFUND student loan scheme saved him from dropping out of university due to financ Read More: https://punchng.com/nelfund-saved-me-unilag-student-shares-drop-out-survival-story/

NELFUND saved me, UNILAG student shares drop-out survival story

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