Millions of Nigerian households will find life easier courtesy of the Consumer Credit Corporation established by the President Bola Tinubu administration.
According to the president, the N200bn corporation on the ongoing nationwide protest, the scheme would assist Nigerians to acquire essential products without immediate cash payments, thereby reducing corruption as well as for away with cash and opaque transactions.
“This week, I ordered the release of an additional N50 billion each for NELFUND – the student loan, and Credit Corporation from the proceeds of crime recovered by the EFCC,” the president said.
“Additionally, we have secured 620 million dollars under the Digital and Creative Enterprises (IDiCE) a programme to empower our young people, creating millions of IT and technical jobs that will make them globally competitive.
“These programmes include the 3 million Technical Talents scheme. Unfortunately, one of the digital centres was vandalised during the protests in Kano. What a shame!”
