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This afternoon, Education Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohammed sent shock waves across the country after she announced that her ministry and the Higher Education Loans Board would work together with law enforcement officers to track down and arrest over 74,000 loan defaulters. This announcement was followed by a huge back
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This afternoon, Education Cabinet Secretary Amina Mohammed sent shock waves across the country after she announced that her ministry and the Higher Education Loans Board would work together with law enforcement officers to track down and arrest over 74,000 loan defaulters.
This announcement was followed by a huge backlash on all social media platforms as young people who felt it was completely unfair aired their voice on the matter.
We have sampled some of the reactions below.
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