By Jegede Adesoji After months of complaints over unpaid upkeep allowances, beneficiaries of the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) nationwide are responding with cautious optimism to a new announcement by the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) that disbursement will soon resume, with NBAN on Friday confirming progress in the payment process. While some students expressed relief and hope, others said they will only believe it when the money reflects in their accounts, citing months of delay and unfulfilled promises. The NELFUND Beneficiaries Association of Nigeria (NBAN) confirmed the development on Friday, July 11, 2026, in a statement signed by its National President, Aminu Aliyu Ahmad. NBAN disclosed that there has been renewed progress in the disbursement process and expressed optimism that the long-delayed payments will resume shortly. According to the Association, eligible beneficiaries should expect to receive all the months owed to them once d...
Favour C. Ogbonnaya Lagos State University of Science and Technology (LASUSTECH) has recorded a major milestone in its sporting history with the successful hosting of its first-ever tennis tournament since attaining university status. The three-day event, tagged LASUSTECH Open Tennis Competition, brought together students, tennis enthusiasts, and members of the university community in a celebration of talent, sportsmanship, and healthy competition. Sixteen players competed in the knockout tournament, with Qudus Adesina of the Insurance Department emerging champion after defeating Abdul in the final to become the inaugural winner of the competition. Qudus navigated a challenging route to the title, defeating Adrien in the opening round, Serina in the quarterfinals, and Pius in the semifinals before overcoming Abdul in the championship match. Speaking after his victory, the newly crowned champion described the achievement as a significant moment in his tennis car...