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NELFUND warns against fraudulent student loan scam

Students urged to avoid fake NELFUND registration link

David Okere by David Okere
November 18, 2025
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Nelfund logo, Nigerian Education Loan Fund, highlighting support for higher education access through innovative loan programs for students in Nigeria.

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NELFUND fraudulent loan alert warns students against fake portal and urges verification via official channels to protect personal information

In reported speech, NELFUND said that the public should ignore a circulating message claiming that its student loan registration portal is open.

Also read: NELFUND expands student loan in significant policy shift

The agency confirmed that the link, [http://gvly.xyz/Nelfund-Student-Loan](http://gvly.xyz/Nelfund-Student-Loan), is unauthorised and fraudulent.

The NELFUND fraudulent loan warning emphasised that the official portal is only accessible through the Fund’s verified channels.

The agency urged students and members of the public not to click on the suspicious link or provide any personal information.

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“Applicants are encouraged to always verify official announcements via NELFUND’s official website and social media channels,” the statement said, highlighting the importance of online vigilance.

NELFUND noted that the advisory forms part of its ongoing efforts to protect students and maintain the integrity of the student loan application process.

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It reminded the public to report any suspicious links or communications claiming to originate from the agency.

Also read: NELFUND expands student loan in significant policy shift

The NELFUND fraudulent loan alert reinforces the need for caution amid increasing online scams targeting applicants across Nigeria.

David Okere
David Okere

David Okere is a journalist and contributor to Freelanews.com, covering business, governance, public affairs, and human-interest stories with a commitment to accuracy, balance, and public interest reporting.

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