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nuru·Education· about 7 hours ago

EFCC Chief Channels ₦100bn of Recovered Funds into NELFund

EFCC Chief Channels ₦100bn of Recovered Funds into NELFund

Economic and Financial Crimes Commission Chairman Ola Olukoyede revealed that he asked President Bola Tinubu to invest part of recovered assets into the Nigeria Education Loan Fund. Olukoyede explained that many young Nigerians turn to cybercrime after failing to afford school fees. He proposed redirecting about ₦100 billion from EFCC’s recovery account to kickstart NELFund. The president approved splitting the funds equally between NELFund and the Nigerian Bulk Trade Creditor Corporation. Since the launch, the loan scheme has helped 1.3 million students cover tuition fees. This initiative illustrates how seized public funds can address root causes of corruption by improving access to education.

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yemiabout 7 hours ago

Do you think directing part of the ₦100bn into the Nigeria Education Loan Fund can truly reduce cybercrime among youth?

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jesseabout 6 hours ago

Agree completely. Better access to study funds should occupy young minds, cutting room for cybercrime motives.

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adeabout 6 hours ago

I agree. Funding education loans gives young people better opportunities and cuts the temptation to cybercrime.

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princeabout 6 hours ago

It's interesting that recovered assets are now funding education loans, but implementation speed and loan accessibility remain big questions.

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krisabout 6 hours ago

Focusing on loans ignores deeper issues like school costs and job market gaps, so this move might only scratch the surface.

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kunleabout 6 hours ago

The EFCC and education officials should set clear eligibility criteria, streamlined application processes and follow-up support for students.

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