๐จ NELFUND BENEFICIARIES, PLEASE TAKE NOTE!
If you're expecting your upkeep allowance for the 2026/2027 academic session, here's something you need to understand.
NELFUND upkeep disbursements begin only after tuition fees have been paid.
Please note that Upkeep payments are processed gradually, not every institution will receive them the same time
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๐ข๐ข๐ขOCTOBER โฆ20,000 UPKEEP UPDATE
It is still dropping๐
CONFIRMED INSTITUTIONS:
1. UNIBEN
2. FUTMINNA
3. FUNAAB
4. Federal College of Education, Abeokuta
5. Rivers State University
6. OAU
7. FUOYE
8. FUDMA
Upkeep payment continues today. More schools are still expected!
๐ข๐ข๐ข October upkeep payments are gradually dropping ๐ฐ
โฆ20,000 has started reflecting in the accounts of students from UNIBEN, FUTMINNA, FUNAAB, FCE Abeokuta, Rivers State University, OAU and FUOYE.
If your school isn't on the list yet, drop it in the comment section
NELFUND October upkeep for the 2026/2027 academic session is still ongoing.
๐จ NELFUND BENEFICIARIES, PLEASE TAKE NOTE!
If you're expecting your upkeep allowance for the 2026/2027 academic session, here's something you need to understand.
NELFUND upkeep disbursements begin only after tuition fees have been paid.
๐จnote that Names of Student Loan Beneficiaries for NELFUND Will Not Be Made Public
The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has said it will not publish the names of students who have benefited from its loan scheme.
According to the Director-General, the decision is based on data protection and privacy concerns.
This means the identities of students receiving the loans will remain private.
While protecting students' personal information is important, the announcement is likely to raise questions about transparency and public accountability.
So you have nothing to worry about ๐
๐จnote that Names of Student Loan Beneficiaries for NELFUND Will Not Be Made Public
The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has said it will not publish the names of students who have benefited from its loan scheme.
According to the Director-General, the decision is based on data protection and privacy concerns.
This means the identities of students receiving the loans will remain private.
While protecting students' personal information is important, the announcement is likely to raise questions about transparency and public accountability.
So you have nothing to worry about ๐