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Student Loans: Reps Warn Beneficiary Institutions Against Withholding NELFUND Funds, Delaying Refunds

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Says some institutions withhold funds released by NELFUND for verified beneficiaries The House of Representatives Committee on Student Loans, Scholarships and Higher Education Financing has warned against non-compliance in the management and administration of the Student Loan Scheme by some beneficiary institutions. The committee chairman, Hon. Ifeoluwa Ehindero, said recent monitoring activities and engagements by […]

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