Sixteen more state-owned tertiary institutions have been onboarded for the student loan scheme under the coordination of the Nigerian Education Loan Fund. In a post on X, the fund via its official handle, @NELFUND noted on Thursday that the addition of the 16 institutions brings the total number of registered state-owned institutions to 86. NELFUND
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