University of Abuja denies diverting NELFUND student loans

11 febbraio 2026

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The management of the University of Abuja has dismissed allegations that NELFUND loans intended for students were diverted by the institution.

According to a report from Daily Trust, the management of the University of Abuja has dismissed allegations that the institution diverted funds from NELFUND loans meant for students. No further details were provided about the nature of the allegations or how they were addressed by the administration. NELFUND is the Nigerian agency overseeing student loans, which plays a key role in educational access. The report does not mention any response from NELFUND itself or ongoing investigations into the matter. This story was published on February 11, 2026.

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