Lowincome Nigeria

How to Access up to 10 Million Naira Collateral-free CBN Loan The Central Bank of Nigeria is giving collateral-free loans of up to   N10,000,000 (Ten million Naira)  to small businesses in a scheme called; Agric-Business/Small and Medium Enterprises Investment Scheme   (AGSMEIS) The sum of 66.72 Billion Naira has been disbursed under AGSMEIS to 17,624 Introduction The Scheme supports governments policy measures for the promotion of agricultural businesses, micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) as vehicles for sustainable economic development and employment generation. Objectives of the Scheme To improve access to affordable and sustainable finance by Agri-businesses, Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). Create employment opportunities in Nigeria. Boost the managerial capacity of agri-businesses and MSMEs to grow the enterprises into large corporate organizations in line with the Federal Government's agenda to develop the real sector and promote inclusive gro...

Unlocking The Potential 10 Commodities, 10 Million Jobs in 5 Years. The central bank of Nigeria have approved fund, to finance 10 commodities to create 10 million jobs in 5 years, which includes: Rice  Maize Tomatoes Cotton Poultry farming Goat Rearing Cassava farming Oil palm Fish farming Yam The CBN governor quoted, "A nation that is self-sufficient in producing most of what it consumes and in creating  jobs for its youth, will ultimately drive growth that will make life better for all its  Citizens, Exciting times are here. Support the economic revolution" For application: Call your banker or visit your bank today for more details on how to get involved. 

  Reps panel chair silent on Chinese loans’ probe discontinuation Minister of Transportation, Mr. Roti he House of Representatives has kept mum on the alleged abandonment of the investigation of commercial agreements and external borrowings by the Federal Government, which its committee carrying out the probe said contained “dangerous” clauses. The probe has lasted 14 months without the House Committee on Treaties, Protocols and Agreements, chaired by Mr Nicholas Ossai, turning in a report. The Minister of Transportation, Rotimi Amaechi, on June 16, 2021, thanked President of the Senate, Ahmad Lawan; and Speaker of the House of Representatives, Femi Gbajabiamila, for stopping the probe. While answering questions on ‘Politics Today’, a current affairs programme of Channels Television, Amaechi had alleged that the probe prevented China from granting more loans to Nigeria. Amaechi had said, “We are having a problem with the Ibadan-Kano rail because of the reaction of the committee of ...