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07/12/2025

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07/12/2025

NOTIFICATION FOR PHYSICAL SCREENING

17/10/2025

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17/10/2025

KASU graduates your time is now
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16/02/2025

Wake up Nigeria Innovation Not Oil Is the New Gold - 39th BUK Convocation Lecturer Warns

In a thought-provoking address at Bayero University’s 39th Convocation Lecture, the Executive Vice Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of Nigeria’s National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI), Khalil Suleiman Halilu on Friday, 14th February, 2025 delivered a strong message on the role of innovation and entrepreneurship in shaping Nigeria’s future.
Titled Innovation and Entrepreneurship: A Pathway to National Development, the lecture underscored the urgent need for Nigeria to harness its youthful population and embrace technology-driven entrepreneurship to drive economic growth and global competitiveness.

The speaker noted that with a projected population of 264.1 million by 2030, Nigeria faces a critical challenge: how to turn its demographic strength into an economic advantage. "The country must produce a generation of skilled leaders equipped to navigate the fourth industrial revolution," he said, calling for policies that support innovation and entrepreneurship.

Highlighting the link between economic prosperity and entrepreneurship, Mr Halilu cited global data showing that high-income nations boast significantly higher entrepreneurial density than developing economies. Despite efforts by the Nigerian government—such as the Economic Recovery and Growth Plan (ERGP) and various youth empowerment initiatives—he argued that the impact has been insufficient due to weak implementation, poor data tracking, and an unfavorable business environment.

He urged the government to recalibrate its policies, citing global success stories such as Estonia’s e-Residency program, which has attracted entrepreneurs worldwide and propelled the country’s business growth. Nigeria, he argued, must create a similar ecosystem to support start-ups and digital innovation.

On research and development, the Convocation Lecturer stressed that universities must align with global tr

12/02/2025

12/02/2025

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10/02/2025

NELFUND – FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

The Frequently Asked Questions below is our attempt to answer common questions that the applicants may have regarding the Students’ Higher Education Loan in a brief and easy-to-understand way.

1. What is the Students Loans (Access to Higher Education) Act, 2024?
The Student’s Loan Act is an Act of the Parliament that makes it possible for Nigerian students to access zero interest loans to enable them pay for institutional charges and upkeep to any higher institution of their choice within Nigeria.

2. Is the Student’s Loan the same as the Nigerian Education Bank?
No. The Student’s Loan Act has repealed the Nigerian Education Bank Act and established a framework for providing zero interest loans to eligible Nigerian students who desire to study at any institution of higher education.

3. Who administers the loans to the students?
The loans will be administered by the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND), which is the body established by law to carry out the day-to-day activities of the Fund. It is headed by a Managing Director, appointed by the President of Nigeria.

4. Is the loan open to all tertiary institutions?
The Loan is open to all public tertiary Institutions. The first phase of the loan is open to only students studying/desiring to study in federal higher institutions in Nigeria. The other phases will be announced in due course.

5. Who is eligible to apply for loans under this Act?
Students who have secured admission into all Public Nigerian universities, polytechnics, colleges of education, or vocational schools, with a proof of admission that includes Name, Date of Birth, Admission, JAMB number, Matriculation number, and BVN.
All new and existing students within the institution above can apply for the loan.

6. Can a Direct Entry Student into higher institutions apply for the loan?
Yes, but such student must have a JAMB number.

09/08/2024

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