433,000 Nigerians, Businesses To Get N50,000, N30,000 Each – FG
433,000 Nigerians, Businesses To Get N50,000, N30,000 Each – FG: Special Assistant to President Muhammadu Buhari on Micro Small and Medium and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs),Tola Johnson says 100,000 small businesses will get N50,000 each.
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In line with the administration agenda of lifting 100 million Nigerians out of poverty in the next 10 years.
The aid to the president has implemented strategies to actualize the aim of the programme, which will go along way in alleviating poverty in the covid-19 pandemic
According to Dailypost, Johnson, the Project Coordinator, said that the schemes were part of the Economic Sustainability Plan drafted by Vice President Yemi Osinbajo-led committee and approved by President Muhammadu Buhari.
“The Payroll Support targets 100,000 businesses. However, the number of individuals who will benefit from this is 500,000. What the government has done is to say that there a lot of MSMEs that have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown.
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“Afterward, there is a CAC (Corporate Affairs Commission) free registration; it is free for the MSMEs but the government is paying the CAC for this. What the government has done is to say to the CAC, you do this regularly to the MSMEs at about N12,000 or thereabout; give it to us at half price, we will give it to the MSMEs free”.
Johnson added that under the National MSMEs Clinic, Osinbajo and the Minister of Industry, Trade and Investment went to no fewer than 26 states.
He said it was discovered that highly creative businesses were not registered.
“They will tell you they don’t have N10,000 to N12,000 to register their businesses. The government had promised that at some point, we will do, and I think the opportunity has come now; the opportunity cannot be better than now.’
Source: https://dailypost.ng/2020/09/10/433000-nigerians-businesses-to-get-n50000-n3000-each-buhari-govt/
Police Recruitment CBT Test: No Date Fixed, Disregard Rumor-PSC
The police Service Commission has warned applicants who registered for the 2020/2021 recruitment exercise to be mindful of information dished out
The commission has warned all applicant to ignore rumor regarding the date for the Computer Based Test, there is no date fixed yet for the exercise, the commission warned
This is coming at a time when 925 persons were denied appointment letters as their names were said to have been illegally added to the final list of successful candidates, in the last recruitment done 24 months ago
Appointment letters have been given to over 10,000 constables engaged 24 months ago and have started being enrolled into the Integrated Payroll and Personnel Information System (IPPIS), for easy access to the entitlements, this exercise will end in a matter of days
The Computer Base Test will be announced when the time comes, we will update all applicants of the date and time for the test
“we are putting all measures and facilities for the test to hold, in no distant time, we will tell applicants what to do”
On Wednesday, the PSC had weeded out the names of the qualified candidates who are properly screened, they will be the ones to seat for the test
“The members of the public and applicants are advised to get information from verified channels of the Police Service Commission”- the Statement added