Disbursement Updates by FG Nigeria 2024

Presidential conditional grant updates
Presidential conditional grant updates
Presidential conditional grant updates
Presidential conditional grant updates

 

This article gives updates to the current disbursements of the long awaited grant from FG to the selected Nigerians across the 774 LGAs in the country.

In the month of December 2023 as part of the Presidential Palliatives Program, the Federal Government allocated N200 billion to support micro-businesses. Originally scheduled for March 9, 2024, the Trade Grant Scheme targets sectors like trading, food services, ICT, transportation, creative arts, and artisans, offering non-repayable financial grants.

This newly development follows President Tinubu’s announcement eight months ago regarding grants for manufacturers and small businesses. It also follows a recent directive for applicants to submit their National Identification Numbers (NINs) to ease the impact of recent economic reforms on businesses in the country.

In a statement last Wednesday, the minister announced the start of distribution. However, she mentioned that verified applicants would receive grants in subsequent phases as the ministry continues to gather verified data from the states.

Why Did the Program Start?

The government started this program last year to help people who are struggling financially because the fuel subsidy was removed. The subsidy helped keep the price of gas lower, but the government decided to take it away.

What Does the Government Say?

The Ministry of Industry, Trade and Investment released a statement saying they are happy to finally start giving out the grant money. They understand how important this money is for small businesses and they want to make sure the process is fair and honest. They also want to thank everyone who applied for their patience and understanding.

This program is a great way for the government to support small businesses in Nigeria. These businesses are important for the country’s economy because they create jobs and help the economy growth.

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