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The Edo State Government has announced a partnership with the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) to provide financial assistance to students in state-owned tertiary institutions.
Edo NELFUND partnership aims to make tertiary education more accessible and affordable for Edo State students.
Under the partnership, students will be able to access loans to cover their tuition fees, as well as receive a monthly stipend to help cover their living expenses. The Commissioner for Education, Dr. Pally Iyamu, announced the initiative, stating that it was designed to reduce the financial burden on parents and students.
To be eligible for the loan scheme, students must be enrolled in a state-owned tertiary institution in Edo State. The application process will be announced during a two-day sensitization program scheduled for March 11 and 12, which will cover all three senatorial districts in the state.
The partnership between Edo State and NELFUND is expected to have several benefits for students and the state as a whole. These include:
– Reduced financial burden on parents and students
– Increased access to tertiary education for Edo State students
– Improved academic performance and reduced dropout rates
– Enhanced economic growth and development in the state
The Edo State Government has demonstrated its commitment to education through this partnership and other initiatives. The government has recognized the importance of education in driving economic growth and development, and is working to ensure that all students in the state have access to quality education.
Dr. Pally Iyamu is the current Commissioner for Education in Edo State. He has been instrumental in developing and implementing education policies in the state, and has worked to improve access to quality education for all students.