Friday, May 31, 2024
NELFUND To Accept Applications From Students In State Owned Universities
''In line with our commitment to democratize higher education, we are excited to announce that NELFUND will commence accepting applications from students attending state-owned tertiary institutions in three weeks. We request all state institutions submit their students' data immediately, as requested, to facilitate a smooth and seamless application process''
On Saturday we will share NELFUND's Frequnetly asked questions and the answers...
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ReplyDeleteNo one has received or is receiving shishi, mark it
DeleteGood to know
ReplyDeleteNice one
ReplyDeleteGood news 👍
ReplyDeleteI hope other higher institutions of learning such as Monotechnic, polytechnic and CoE will be included
ReplyDeleteThe ones in the federal unis that applied said they were asked to provide TIN number, how do they expect students to have TIN number when they aren't paying tax. Some undesirable elements want to do wuruwuru with the whole process.
ReplyDeleteThey can submit their parents own,they also asked for my TIN when I gained admission into the higher institution and I submitted my dad's own.
DeleteMariam what Of those with no parents oh
DeleteThey can generate it for them at the local government,they will just pay small money although I don't know if it's still obtainable.
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ReplyDeleteNice one.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to the upcoming faq post.
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ReplyDeleteHe should provide people who want to go into trade the same scholarship. He should also provide lots of job opportunities to reduce poverty.
ReplyDeleteStep by step. I believe they are also focused on skills acquisition so something is coming up for the skilled trades.
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