Starhearts:


Upkeep is free .. only d skiol fees is loan

freddie009:
The only help the government can render is giving out money, these are things that cause inflation. Why don't we devise a plan where students can be employed and they should be paid for service rendered and get work experience?

Adewale1603:
20k in this economy? Is 20k even worthy to be refered to as a loan.

uncleck:
I'm very sure 90% of this students loan will not be paid back

Adewale1603:
20k in this economy? Is 20k even worthy to be refered to as a loan.

Adewale1603:
20k in this economy? Is 20k even worthy to be refered to as a loan.

Eriggs:

Nothing wey go make una bitter people ever happy in life.
If dey follow ur 'employ students method now '
You will still be the ones shouting how will they expect them to read in school bla bla!!
Na so so bitternes like una cursed bitter obi the liar.
Must you bring in his name in your cowardliness "
Na swear abi na wetin.
Bitterness and hatred dey kill o



God bless you jare.


U sef know dem.
Dem don arrive already.
Everything na lie to those cursed ones.
That is why bitterness will never leave their frustrated lives

SpaceX:
don't forget it's a loan.

Leemzyy:
Gosh 20k?as a loan?am speechless

Abdullah36:
Hey everyone, I just wanted to share some good news in respond to yesterday's thread https://www.nairaland.com/8174706/6-institutions-receive-2bn-students Well, my siblings finally received the first 20000 monthly Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND). It's been a long wait, but it's definitely worth it.

A lot of us have been skeptical about the program, but I can personally attest that it's real! I'm so grateful to the government for making this opportunity available to students.

If you're a student in need of financial assistance for your education, I urge you to apply for the NELFUND loan. It's a game-changer for many students, and it could be the boost you need to achieve your academic goals.

I'm excited to see what the future holds with this financial support.

Let's spread the good news and support this initiative. Well done Mr. President

PJtech:
Does this include tution fee or na just 20k monthly while you pay tution yourself

Average tuition in Nigeria tertiary institutions is 90k per semester

kay29000:


No, the government pays the school fees directly to the school...the 20k monthly is an allowance from the government every month for the student's upkeep, sort of like NYSC monthly allowance.

Olachase:
if I send you 20k right now I bet you will worship me for 3 weeks


that was how i sent money to one guy here on Nairaland because his msg got me, i later found out this guy has been doing this for a very long time, hes a scam

the most painful part this guy is not even from this side, how he managed to open bank account with a Yoruba name really surprise me

maybe he collected the account from someone who knows

SpaceX:
don't forget it's a loan.

freddie009:
The only help the government can render is giving out money, these are things that cause inflation. Why don't we devise a plan where students can be employed and they should be paid for service rendered and get work experience?

Abdullah36:
Hey everyone, I just wanted to share some good news in respond to yesterday's thread https://www.nairaland.com/8174706/6-institutions-receive-2bn-students Well, my siblings finally received the first 20000 monthly Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND). It's been a long wait, but it's definitely worth it.

A lot of us have been skeptical about the program, but I can personally attest that it's real! I'm so grateful to the government for making this opportunity available to students.

If you're a student in need of financial assistance for your education, I urge you to apply for the NELFUND loan. It's a game-changer for many students, and it could be the boost you need to achieve your academic goals.

I'm excited to see what the future holds with this financial support.

Let's spread the good news and support this initiative. Well done Mr. President

Lance008:

Na long term
Which will be paid when u start working I guess so

CountinBlessins:
Oh my goodness poverty is truly wicked.
Imagine celebrating 20,000 naira oh my goodness.
Just imagine celebrating 20,000 to the extent you come online to celebrate it?

Kai poverty as a lead deals with these citizens
😭😭😭😭😭😭

fitinwell:


From your response is this Feeding allowance for students or flexing Allowance,. Or Tuition Fees..

What's the purpose of the Loan?

Someone should please throw gas light on it

kay29000:


The tuition fees is already paid off by the government. This 20k monthly allowance is just for the student's upkeep, like NYSC allowance.

Olachase:
if I send you 20k right now I bet you will worship me for 3 weeks


that was how i sent money to one guy here on Nairaland because his msg got me, i later found out this guy has been doing this for a very long time, hes a scam

the most painful part this guy is not even from this side, how he managed to open bank account with a Yoruba name really surprise me

maybe he collected the account from someone who knows

Abdullah36:
Hey everyone, I just wanted to share some good news in respond to yesterday's thread https://www.nairaland.com/8174706/6-institutions-receive-2bn-students Well, my siblings finally received the first 20000 monthly Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND). It's been a long wait, but it's definitely worth it.

A lot of us have been skeptical about the program, but I can personally attest that it's real! I'm so grateful to the government for making this opportunity available to students.

If you're a student in need of financial assistance for your education, I urge you to apply for the NELFUND loan. It's a game-changer for many students, and it could be the boost you need to achieve your academic goals.

I'm excited to see what the future holds with this financial support.

Let's spread the good news and support this initiative. Well done Mr. President

ValNwachi75:


This is what happens when a government is daft. The guys are not willing to put in a deep thought into providing lasting solutions. What they know is only to throw some crumbs at the problem, and then run off and be screaming that they've done something mighty. That's why you're hearing palliative here and there.

Let me tell the government this! I think that parents of these students will rather have decent jobs where they can earn and pay for your wards, than relying on government loans to pay their school fees because they don't have jobs. The government should think about this and work towards finding a more sustainable solution.

Here's one example of how they can think;

80% of government vehicle purchases will be outsourced to local car manufacturers/assembling companies. In exchange, the govt will task these companies to create 10,000 to 20,000 jobs monthly both directly and indirectly. Same will be done in all our consumption of crude oil by-products. All these items will be purchased locally and the suppliers will be tasked with creating sustainable jobs.

Adewale1603:
as a family man comprising of 3 children, you will require at least from 5k minimum, if it's even not more than that to cook a decent pot of soup. Just ordinary soup o, now consider some other expenses, like how much quantity of foodstuffs can 10k get one now and how long can it even last, the rest 5k will probably go into filling of gas or buying bag of charcoal. So 20k don finished. 20k that once used to be like big money before.

uncleck:
I'm very sure 90% of this students loan will not be paid back

maxiuc:
20k eeeeee

I have already spent 6k this morning

What's 20k

Olachase:
if I send you 20k right now I bet you will worship me for 3 weeks


that was how i sent money to one guy here on Nairaland because his msg got me, i later found out this guy has been doing this for a very long time, hes a scam

the most painful part this guy is not even from this side, how he managed to open bank account with a Yoruba name really surprise me

maybe he collected the account from someone who knows