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Home » Student Loan: NELFUND to Link Beneficiaries with Recruitment Agencies

Student Loan: NELFUND to Link Beneficiaries with Recruitment Agencies

Reporter: Tobi Adetunji

Techeconomy by Techeconomy
April 22, 2024
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The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has revealed plans to bring on board recruitment agencies on its platform to provide direct employment opportunities for applicants of the loans.

Akintunde Sawyer, NELFUND’s managing director disclosed this during an interactive session with the Coalition Against Corruption and Bad Governance (CACOBAG) in Lagos, stressing  that quick employment of applicants after graduation would help fasten repayment of the loans.

According to him, beneficiaries were expected to begin repayment two years after the completion of their National Youth Service Corp (NYSC), but that those who got employed early could begin to repay before the stipulated period.

The NELFUND boss assured of a seamless approach by applicants to get access to the loan through their respective institutions, stressing that the loan was to ensure all Nigerian undergraduates struggling with payment of their tuition fees were able to complete their academics.

Also, in a bid to ensure transparency in the disbursement process, he called for the support of Civil Society.

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