Gombe State University, GOMSU
GOMSU SRC Notice To First Batch NELFUND Beneficiaries 2025/2026

The Students’ Representative Council (SRC) of Gombe State University has issued an important notice to students whose names appeared in the first batch of the Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) beneficiaries for the 2025/2026 academic session.

EducationNGR gathered that affected students have been advised to log in to their NELFUND dashboards to confirm their beneficiary status.

Registration Fee Already Paid By Management

According to the SRC, the university management has already paid the registration fees of the beneficiaries directly to the institution.

As a result, students in the first batch are only required to pay a portal charge of ₦2,500 to complete their registration process on the university portal.

Advisory On Double Refund Issue

The council also clarified that students who earlier received double refunds and have not returned the excess amount will not be eligible to make the portal payment until the matter is resolved.

Students affected by this issue are expected to address it before proceeding with the required payment.

Compliance Notice

The SRC urged all concerned students to comply promptly with the directive in order to avoid delays in completing their academic registration.

The notice was signed by:

  • Faruk Unity and Fitness

  • Babangida Alhaji Jingi (Malala), Public Relations Officer

For:

  • Amb. Abubakar Aminu Muhammad (Alaa), President, Students’ Representative Council

Summary Of Key Details

Item Details
Institution Gombe State University (GOMSU)
Notice Issued By Students’ Representative Council (SRC)
Beneficiaries First Batch NELFUND Students
Academic Session 2025/2026
Required Payment ₦2,500 portal charge
Important Condition Students with unresolved double refunds cannot proceed with payment
Gombe State University, GOMSU
GOMSU SRC Raises Alarm Over Hostel Allocation Scam Targeting Freshers

The Students’ Representative Council (SRC) of Gombe State University has raised an alarm over a fraudulent scheme targeting students, particularly freshers, by an individual posing as an agent for hostel allocation.

In a statement issued by the SRC, the Council disclosed that an unknown person has been contacting students through phone calls, demanding money under the false pretence of securing hostel accommodation. The suspect allegedly claims to be working in collaboration with the university’s ICT unit in an attempt to lend credibility to the scam.

EducationNGR gathered that the fraudulent calls are primarily directed at newly admitted students who may be unfamiliar with the institution’s official accommodation procedures.

Official Clarification On Hostel Allocation

The SRC, in consultation with the Office of the Dean of Student Affairs, clarified that:

  • No individual has been authorised to sell or allocate hostel spaces unofficially.

  • All hostel allocations are processed strictly through the official university portal.

  • Payments are made exclusively via the student dashboard.

Students were strongly advised not to make payments to any person promising hostel accommodation outside the approved system.

Any request involving payment into personal bank accounts or through unofficial channels should be treated as fraudulent.

Call For Vigilance And Reporting

Authorities have urged students who have received such calls or fallen victim to the scheme to report immediately with relevant details, including phone numbers used by the suspect, to assist in investigations.

The SRC further called on all students to remain vigilant and rely solely on official communication channels of Gombe State University for accurate and verified information.

Summary Of Key Details

Item Details
Institution Gombe State University
Issue Fraudulent hostel allocation scam
Target Freshers and other students
Scam Method Phone calls demanding money
False Claim Collaboration with ICT unit
Official Process Hostel allocation via student portal only
Advisory Do not pay through unofficial channels; report suspicious calls