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Hajj Pilgrims Get 90 Billion Naira While Students Loan Fund Gets 5 Billion Naira by ShoeGetSize: 2:19pm On May 21
The APC led government has recently announced that the NELFUND will be available for for over 1.2 million beneficiaries.

The same APC government recently subsidized the 2024 Hajj Pilgrimage for just over 51,000 Pilgrims at N 90 Billion.

If we can cast our minds back to the presentation for the 2023 Supplementary Budget, the budget allocated for the Student Loan Fund was a mere 5.5 Billion Naira, while 5.1 Billion Naira was allocated for the purchase of a luxury yacht for the Presidency.

So in the minds of the "geniuses" of the All Progressives Alliance, it makes sense to subsidize Hajj Pilgrimage of 51,477 people with N 90 Billion and subsidize education for poor and indigent students with a 5.5 Billion Naira Education Fund.

Let's assume that student loans are approved for half of the 1.2 million student applicants, that works out at 600,000 students scrambling for 5.5 Billion naira, while 51, 477 pilgrims quietly enjoyed N 90 Billion and Nigerians were watching the freak show like a group of castrated animals.

5.5 Billion naira among 600,000 students is approximately N 9, 166 per student.

The basic tuition for a student of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) according to Myschoolgist.com is roughly N 116,000 for new students, while returning students will pay approximately N 80,000.

So who exactly is the NELFUND supposed to help?

Let us see how the likes of Helinues, FreeStuffsNg, Yarimo and co will answer this question.











Re: Hajj Pilgrims Get 90 Billion Naira While Students Loan Fund Gets 5 Billion Naira by Namaster: 2:22pm On May 21
This is Nigeria. The Government hopes to pray away poverty, insecurity and the myriads of problems dealing with Nigeria.

Hence, the #90B "investment" in Hajj.

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Re: Hajj Pilgrims Get 90 Billion Naira While Students Loan Fund Gets 5 Billion Naira by anonymous1759(m): 2:57pm On May 21
It’s a sad reality In Nigeria that we prioritize religion over education that’s why the country it’s in a mess. It’s prevalent to majority of Nigerians . If you tell people you’re Atheist or you practice African tradition you’ll be segregated instantly.
You can’t run a campaign against religion and win. Religion is more like a mental slavery to Nigeria.

But I trust our Mumuu OBIRODENTs to start talking trash and face the topic squarely, someone that did church campaign and pitched Aglican and Catholics together as a governor.

GENz will eliminate religious mentality in
Nigeria when is time for them to rule , not in this present generation we’re already imbibed with religion.
Re: Hajj Pilgrims Get 90 Billion Naira While Students Loan Fund Gets 5 Billion Naira by Tochi3(m): 3:08pm On May 21
Tinubulation

grin

Re: Hajj Pilgrims Get 90 Billion Naira While Students Loan Fund Gets 5 Billion Naira by F117nighthawk: 3:10pm On May 21
Na there them go steal and chop money pass,over half of them will benefit from the pilgrimage
Naija and corruption na 5 and 6
Re: Hajj Pilgrims Get 90 Billion Naira While Students Loan Fund Gets 5 Billion Naira by CodeTemplar: 3:23pm On May 21
The devil must be stoned.

In one states,some governors think it is cool to destroy houses in order to make water traffic flow but think it is best to make multiple flyovers instead of clearing traders and people obstructing vehicular traffic flow.

They just using scarce resource to cement their interests.
Re: Hajj Pilgrims Get 90 Billion Naira While Students Loan Fund Gets 5 Billion Naira by rayvelez(m): 3:27pm On May 21
Religion is more important to Education y’all don’t know politics.
Re: Hajj Pilgrims Get 90 Billion Naira While Students Loan Fund Gets 5 Billion Naira by fuckingAyaya(m): 3:40pm On May 21
rayvelez:
Religion is more important to Education y’all don’t know politics.
hope this is sarcasm? Religion is supposed to be personal, dont waste taxpayers money on people stoning imaginary devil. Give them biro to draw devil now they will draw black man with horn. Dam it man!!!
Re: Hajj Pilgrims Get 90 Billion Naira While Students Loan Fund Gets 5 Billion Naira by Paragon311(m): 3:55pm On May 21
Religion is truly the Opium of the Masses.

Kiss the truth.

Education is not a priority for this present government.
Re: Hajj Pilgrims Get 90 Billion Naira While Students Loan Fund Gets 5 Billion Naira by Chinjo2: 3:59pm On May 21
That is APC Government for you.
They subsidize Hajj for looters and thieves to go to the Holy land to pray but they refused to subsidize fuel, Electricity, education, health care, housing etc that would have been of immence benefit to the citizens.
Re: Hajj Pilgrims Get 90 Billion Naira While Students Loan Fund Gets 5 Billion Naira by Zulu11zulu: 4:03pm On May 21
Animal kingdom call Niga area
Re: Hajj Pilgrims Get 90 Billion Naira While Students Loan Fund Gets 5 Billion Naira by Melagros(m): 5:44pm On May 21
COMRADES, did they tell you that Tinubu loves education before?

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