₦airaland Forum

obainojazz:
🌝

Rest nah make senior man recover from the morning dose of beating wey sodiki give am

Unlimited22:
I'm sure you're aware he was born in Minna?

And yes, he was. That's an anglicisation to make a book title more marketable


And even then, you won't tell me you don't know or you haven't heard from anyone, or you haven't seen it used, particularly on Nairaland's less savoury sections, as a slur


But like I said, I'm trying to get home in one piece.

I posted something attached before spam bot got me which I screenshotted and attached

sleekdot:
I posted something attached before spam bot got me which I screenshotted and attached

Which means you know it's used as a slur on NL.
Nice.

obainojazz:
🌝

Ask am the centres where people no write exams now, wahala go dey

Itsrm:

You remind me of topboychriss on Twitter.


Before the scales fell from his eyes, that is.

larride:
It seems NELFUND has began processing student loan applications for undergraduates in federal universities. If you know anyone in Fed Uni in need of student loan, you can ask them to apply.

https://www.nelf.gov.ng/

The student loan looks good on paper and may as well be one of the good legacies Tinubu can leave behind( If it is properly administered )

Sometimes last week I read in the papers that the pilot phase of the loan will be accessible to only students in Federal owned higher institutions (.i.e. FG owned Varsity, Polytechnic and College of Education). Maybe state owned schools will be added later or their respective governors will have to float something similar to complement FG's program in their respective states , only time will tell.

That being said, I have just one major concern which I didn't see addressed in the news article. According to plan the student's fees will be paid directly to the school's account and not handed over to the student .

My concern is let's say a student has been on the student loan from year one and after year three due to poor academic performance, exam malpractice or cultism he gets expelled/rusticated from school; how will the FG recoup the principal they have expended on such students from year 1 to 3? Remember a student is expected to start repayment 2 years post graduation. How will the FG recoup from students who don't graduate eventually ?

Also, for those who get 1 to 2 extra year, will FG keep paying their school fees for those extra years ?

Unlimited22:
Which means you know it's used as a slur on NL.
Nice.

You are the one telling me its a slur and I took your word for it, Just like I took your words on Achebe spelling Ibo to mock the colonialist
You havent given be a reason why Ekwensi, Achebe two of the greatest men to ever come out of Iboland are using the word and others cannot?

Anything can be a slur anywhere by a set of people. The Unlimited moniker can turn into a slur. Akpu eater can be a slur, Amala eater can be a slur

Will that stop you from eating your favourite meal?

raumdeuter:
Ethnic related violence did not happen in Lagos alone and it was all over the country, Your refusal to admit that while trying to localize it to Lagos is the problem

APC voters in the SE were molested, beaten and killed, but that does not suit your agenda you kept quiet. That is peddling falsehood and giving a coloration to an issue.

Say Hunger dey wire everyone for Nigeria is different from Hunger is targeted at Idoma people.
We should tackle falsehood everywhere

below is the picture of an elderly man molested for voting APC

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/c_CVh6csijg

Which of them is it, ethnic-related violence or party-related violence? It seems what Sodik and BluRay are saying is different from what you're saying...they're bringing evidence of people that were prevented from voting because of their tribe, and you're bringing evidence of people that were prevented from voting because of their party affiliation...violence is violence, but it's good to make that distinction.

sod09:
Saw it on FP
I hope they won't disburse 30% and claim they have exceed more than 100%
Npower is still fresh in the mind, even this grant sef people don't have access to it and they claim more than 70% have collected

I really dont know anything about it but as many people that need it should apply and then wait.

sleekdot:
I posted something attached before spam bot got me which I screenshotted and attached

This your account still they sha

larride:
I really dont know anything about it but as many people that need it should apply and then wait.

Hamster Kombat will be launching in ton
I think I will just keep my notcoin then

BlueRayDick:
The student loan looks good on paper and may as well be one of the good legacies Tinubu can leave behind( If it is properly administered )

Sometimes last week I read in the papers that the pilot phase of the loan will be accessible to only students in Federal owned higher institutions (.i.e. FG owned Varsity, Polytechnic and College of Education). Maybe state owned schools will be added later or their respective governors will have to float something similar to complement FG's program in their respective states , only time will tell.

That being said, I have just one major concern which I didn't see addressed in the news article. According to plan the student's fees will be paid directly to the school's account and not handed over to the student .

My concern is let's say a student has been on the student loan from year one and after year three due to poor academic performance, exam malpractice or cultism he gets expelled/rusticated from school; how will the FG recoup the principal they have expended on such students from year 1 to 3? Remember a student is expected to start repayment 2 years post graduation. How will the FG recoup from students who don't graduate eventually ?

Also, for those who get 1 to 2 extra year, will FG keep paying their school fees for those extra years ?

According to what I read, they will add state university to eligible institutions in few weeks, Its currently open to only federal universities.

The loan is for 2 things, school fees and student upkeep. The school fees will be paid to the school directly while the upkeep will be sent to the student account.

You raise good points about student getting expelled or getting carryover. I don't know how they intend to go about that.

larride:
It seems NELFUND has began processing student loan applications for undergraduates in federal universities. If you know anyone in Fed Uni in need of student loan, you can ask them to apply.

https://www.nelf.gov.ng/

If this turns out as they have said, then it's a big plus to the Tinubu administration. Impressive

BlueRayDick:
The student loan looks good on paper and may as well be one of the good legacies Tinubu can leave behind( If it is properly administered )

Sometimes last week I read in the papers that the pilot phase of the loan will be accessible to only students in Federal owned higher institutions (.i.e. FG owned Varsity, Polytechnic and College of Education). Maybe state owned schools will be added later or their respective governors will have to float something similar to complement FG's program in their respective states , only time will tell.

That being said, I have just one major concern which I didn't see addressed in the news article. According to plan the student's fees will be paid directly to the school's account and not handed over to the student .

My concern is let's say a student has been on the student loan from year one and after year three due to poor academic performance, exam malpractice or cultism he gets expelled/rusticated from school; how will the FG recoup the principal they have expended on such students from year 1 to 3? Remember a student is expected to start repayment 2 years post graduation. How will the FG recoup from students who don't graduate eventually ?

Also, for those who get 1 to 2 extra year, will FG keep paying their school fees for those extra years ?

Isn't there a way of insuring loans? I think I've heard something similar before

BlueRayDick:
The student loan looks good on paper and may as well be one of the good legacies Tinubu can leave behind( If it is properly administered )

Sometimes last week I read in the papers that the pilot phase of the loan will be accessible to only students in Federal owned higher institutions (.i.e. FG owned Varsity, Polytechnic and College of Education). Maybe state owned schools will be added later or their respective governors will have to float something similar to complement FG's program in their respective states , only time will tell.

That being said, I have just one major concern which I didn't see addressed in the news article. According to plan the student's fees will be paid directly to the school's account and not handed over to the student .

My concern is let's say a student has been on the student loan from year one and after year three due to poor academic performance, exam malpractice or cultism he gets expelled/rusticated from school; how will the FG recoup the principal they have expended on such students from year 1 to 3? Remember a student is expected to start repayment 2 years post graduation. How will the FG recoup from students who don't graduate eventually ?

Also, for those who get 1 to 2 extra year, will FG keep paying their school fees for those extra years ?

Nah I don't think state students should be given
No offence but they know what they are getting at picking state owned schools
The state government should bring out loans to their students
Don't kill tinubu for us
I don't really rate state own schools sha

Unlimited22:
You remind me of topboychriss on Twitter.


Before the scales fell from his eyes, that is.

Apparently he's a protege of Dike Amadi who is a friend of the chief of staff to the governor.

No scale fell from his eyes, it's their turn to cash out from the government in power.

"A bill proposing regional government in Nigeria is expected before October 1, 2024."

How true is this? If BAT is able to pass this and sneak state/regional financial autonomy into this I just might become a Jagabandit.

sod09:
Nah I don't think state students should be given
No offence but they know what they are getting at picking state owned schools
The state government should bring out loans to their students
Don't kill tinubu for us
I don't really rate state own schools sha

If you come my hospital I go make sure say you blind 😂😂😂😂

You no rate me àbí?

Itsrm:
Apparently he's a protege of Dike Amadi who is a friend of the chief of staff to the governor.

No scale fell from his eyes, it's their turn to cash out from the government in power.

Sorry I should have said before Wike scales were replaced by new scales

Unlimited22:
Sorry I should have said before Wike scales were replaced by new scales

Lol, man's eating with his eyes open.

The best way is the loan application should start from 200 level by this the government will know serious and unserious one
As for cultists, malpractice, death etc na bad debt oo
Cc blueraydick, itsrm, larride

Unlimited22:
Sorry I should have said before Wike scales were replaced by new scales

Now you're talking. Meanwhile, you should focus on that your US journey. Looks like the embassy is in a good mood this period. I just got this good news from a friend and he said a lot of people who came today got.

Unlimited22:
If you come my hospital I go make sure say you blind 😂😂😂😂

You no rate me àbí?

No vex doc
Me sef go one too
I no rate myself 🤣🤣

Itsrm:
Now you're talking. Meanwhile, you should focus on that your US journey. Looks like the embassy is in a good mood this period. I just got this good news today from a friend and he said a lot of people who came today got.

Election is around the corner what are the odds?

sod09:
Election is around the corner what are the odds?

You think it's somehow linked to the election?

sod09:
Nah I don't think state students should be given
No offence but they know what they are getting at picking state owned schools
The state government should bring out loans to their students
Don't kill tinubu for us
I don't really rate state own schools sha

They are adding state university in few weeks.

sod09:
Nah I don't think state students should be given
No offence but they know what they are getting at picking state owned schools
The state government should bring out loans to their students
Don't kill tinubu for us
I don't really rate state own schools sha

A school is as good as the crop of lecturers teaching there and the funding available to the management. There's nothing special about federal schools, it is just the funding they have access to and the larger number of lecturers they have access to that makes the difference.

Nowadays sef, some private universities have better lecturers than Federal varsities. Some federal varsity lecturers have moved to private universities for better pay.

If state governments are intentional about spending on education, a lot of state schools will overtake federal varsities.

Itsrm:
Now you're talking. Meanwhile, you should focus on that your US journey. Looks like the embassy is in a good mood this period. I just got this good news today from a friend and he said a lot of people who came today got.

Thanks for the update

sod09:
The best way is the loan application should start from 200 level by this the government will know serious and unserious one
As for cultists, malpractice, death etc na bad debt oo
Cc blueraydick, itsrm, larride

Seems to me like you'll be introducing new problems. Like how do you know an unserious student will not turn out to be serious later.

My first two years in uni were a disaster but I sat up in my last 2.

Itsrm:
If this turns out as they have said, then it's a big plus to the Tinubu administration. Impressive

Saw this on Twitter that's why I decided to share.

If people can easily access this loan, might just be a game changer in our tertiary education.

Itsrm:
Isn't there a way of insuring loans? I think I've heard something similar before

Loans are insurable actually. There's Credit insurance which will guarantee the lender that in the event a debtor is unable to pay the balance of a loan, the insurance company will pay the creditor back.

The problem with that is FG will be expending more cost if they do Credit insurance on behalf of students because we all know the students don't have money to pay for the insurance before accessing the loan. For normal bank loans, the bank will debit ur loan account for the insurance premium which means u the borrower would've even paid for the insurance before disbursement

Theflint1:
"A bill proposing regional government in Nigeria is expected before October 1, 2024."

How true is this? If BAT is able to pass this and sneak state/regional financial autonomy into this I just might become a Jagabandit.

BAT obviously wants to remove anything military in our democracy.