N-Exit Programme: List Of CBN Empowerment & Entrepreneurship Affiliate

N-Exit Programme: List Of CBN Empowerment & Entrepreneurship Affiliate

See N-Exit Website Unveiled: www.nexit.fmhds.cbn.gov.ng-Apply

N-Exit Programme: List Of CBN Empowerment & Entrepreneurship Affiliate: “As part of the transition process before eligible volunteers will be absorbed into government entrepreneurship schemes and engaging private sector bodies to absorb some of the beneficiaries, a compulsory completion of psychometric assessment would be done to determine competency and placement into various opportunities” – Hajiya Sadiya Farouq disclosed.

The Federal Government will be opening opportunities in the services and real sectors of the economy where all volunteers will be deployed.

As shown in the N-Exit Registration Platform currently being filled, some key sectors for deployment include.

• Real Estate
•  Hospitality
• Information & Communication Technology (ICT)
• Creative industry
• Finance (agency banking) 
• Agriculture & Agro processing
• Transport and Logistics
•  Retail (e-commerce)

There are three Loan programme all the aforementioned will be Embedded

The AGSMEIS loan

The Anchor Borrowers Program (ABP)

BOI GEEP loan

“AGSMEIS is a federal government intervention funding scheme through CBN that promotes Agric businesses as a vehicle for sustainable economic development and employment generation. Anchor Borrowers’ Program (ABP): The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) in line with its developmental function established the Anchor Borrowers’ Program (ABP)

N-Exit Programme: List Of CBN Empowerment & Entrepreneurship Affiliate: “GEEP – Government Enterprise and Empowerment Programme is a micro-lending intervention that provides affordable loans of up to N100,000 (N50,000 for under-banked and un-banked first-time borrowers) at no interest rate apart from a five percent (5%) one time administrative fee”-BOI

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GEEP is an initiative by the Federal Government of Nigeria to provide financial inclusion and access to micro-credit for Nigerians at the bottom of the economic pyramid.

The Finance Minister confirmed the exit package arrangement, prepared for all the out-going Npower volunteers.

This was stated on the Nigeria Television Authority (NTA), the Largest Tv station in Africa. See http://myeduproject.com.ng/npower-permanency-movedrop-your-signature-as-bill-goes-next-reading

The Federal Government recently disengaged both Batch A and B, for Batch C with the intention of bring new entrant into the programme

The Faith of Batch A and B will be sealed via a good exit package called GEEP LOAN

In a live programme on NTA good Morning Nigeria, the Finance Minister made a sketchy detail of the much anticipated GEEP loan of the Federal Government  

Aims and Objectives of GEEP

• Too provide capital to beneficiaries in an easily accessible way to grow their business
• On-board beneficiaries into the formal financial system through bank accounts, mobile wallets, and formal identities
• Grow Micro, Small and Medium businesses are the bedrock of the Nigerian economy.
• “They are non-collateral loans given to traders, artisans and farmers for purposes of enhancing their living standards by expanding their businesses through funding by Bank of Industry (BoI)”

Categories of GEEP Loans

GEEP Loans are of three Categories:

• Tradermoni,
• MarketMoni
• FarmerMoni

where zero collateral loans, ranging from N10, 000 to N300, 000 are given to MSMEs operators, as part of poverty eradication efforts.

“TraderMoni

• Created specifically for petty traders and artisans across the country.
• With the scheme, a trader can receive interest-free loan from N10, 000 to N100 000 as he pays back.
• He gets N10, 000 as the first loan.
• When he pays back the first loan, he immediately qualifies for a second loan of N15, 000.
• After paying back the second loan, he qualifies for a N20, 000 loan, and then N50, 000, and then N100, 000.
• The TraderMoni programme is meant to change the level of petty trading by providing continuous loans and making each loan bigger to enable them grow organically.

MarketMoni

• Starts with N50, 000 and is designed for medium scale entrepreneurs consisting of market women, artisans, and youth/market associations.
• A Bank Verification Number (BVN) is required and the loans are deposited in beneficiaries’ bank accounts. Through this scheme, the government claims it has extended interest-free loans to 350,000 Nigerians.

FarmerMoni

• Credit starts from N300, 000 and is designed for farmers in farming clusters via farm aggregators.
•  Here also, a BVN is required, as the loans are disbursed to the beneficiaries through their bank accounts.
•  Here, the aggregators regulate the use of funds to ensure inputs such as fertilizers and farming best practices are provided.
• Some 5,000 farmers are said to have benefited since the programme kicked off last year”

See Nexit Portal: Registration Involves 3 Stages With 10 Important Questions

Other Govt Entrepreneurship schemes & Private Sectors where Volunteers

Some of these Govt Entrepreneurship schemes are under the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management and Social Development, the Private Sectors are very much available in large number, but will not bear responsibility in paying volunteers

Govt Entrepreneurship schemes:

• Tailoring
• Banks
• Auditing and Accounting Firms
• Industries
• ICT Professionals
• Cinemas
• Large Café and Restaurants