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The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has announced the inclusion of 12 additional state-owned tertiary institutions in its student loan scheme. This development aims to provide financial support to more students pursuing higher education in Nigeria.
In a press statement on July 10, 2024, The Management of the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) announced that Twelve (12) More State Government-Owned Tertiary Institutions have successfully Submitted Student Data to the NELFUND portal. The statement was made available on the fund’s Facebook platform
The Management of Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) is delighted to announce the onboarding of an additional twelve (12) state government-owned tertiary institutions to the student loan application portal.
This expansion comes following the successful submission and verification of data completeness and accuracy required from the institutions.
With this latest addition, the total number of participating state government-owned tertiary institutions has now increased from the initial 36 announced earlier to 48. Students data from 121 institutions is outstanding.
This
expansion brings the total number of participating institutions to 48, offering
more students access to the loan scheme. NELFUND's commitment to supporting
education in Nigeria is evident in this move. See the earlier list here!
The Fund also urged all institutions that are yet to submit their student's data to the Student Verification Portal (SVS) of the fund to kindly do so to enable their students to benefit from the loan scheme.
Students of these additional institutions can now apply for the loan scheme, which offers a flexible repayment plan and a competitive interest rate. This initiative is expected to have a positive impact on the educational landscape in Nigeria.
For more information and to apply, visit the NELFUND website
NELFUND may deny an application if the applicant: Has defaulted on a previous loan from any licensed financial institution. Submitted fake or fraudulent documents or was dismissed for exam malpractices by a school authority. Has been convicted of fraud, forgery, drug offences, cultism, felony, or any offences involving dishonesty.
Applicants can raise a complaint through the portal or send an email to NELFUND.
Deliberate default could lead to penalties, legal action, and potential damage to the borrower’s credit score.
No, NELFUND loans do not require a guarantor.
Borrowers will have to contact NELFUND and sign an agreement for repayment modalities.
Ten percent (10%) of the beneficiary’s salary is deducted at source by the employer. Self-employed beneficiaries remit 10% of their monthly profit to the Fund. Borrowers can choose to repay beyond the statutory 10% if self-employed.
The beneficiary should notify NELFUND by sworn court affidavit every 3 months after two years post-NYSC if still unable to gain employment.
The loan is due for repayment 2 years after completing the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC
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