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NIRSAL LOAN: SANUSI GALADIMA FOUNDATION SPONSORS FREE ENTREPRENEURSHIP TRAINING FOR 1000 INDIVIDUALS IN TARABA

 


NIRSAL has initiated the Agric, Small, and Medium Enterprise Scheme (AGSMEIS) and The Sanusi Galadima Foundation is sponsoring 1000 people across all the  local governments Areas of Taraba State Central Senatorial Zone; to access the scheme. The scheme which is an initiative from Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN), also comes with an entrepreneurship-training certification as eligibility to access up to N10 Million AGSMEIS loan, with 0% interest and without collateral.



The participants during the training would be allowed to choose any skill of their choice in Poultry, Goat Rearing, Furniture making, Tailoring, Farming among other Agri and non-Agri Businesses.

A N10,000 Training fee is required of each applicant for the soft loan and according to the founder of Sanusi Galadima Foundation, Alhaji Sanusi Galadima, he had to stepped up to bridge the gap between those who could not afford the training fee and those who could. This his own way of contributing to capacity building through the promotion of agriculture and agribusiness in Taraba State which is one of the most agriculturally active states in Nigeria.

Galadima implored the beneficiaries to value the training and the knowledge acquired as much as they would value the loan itself because not only does the certification make them eligible for other government initiatives, the knowledge gained is also transferable to other members of their community.


The foundation has reported that the distribution of the forms to beneficiaries will commence at several communities from November 12, 2020 and the training follows on November 14, 2020.

The Sanusi Galadima Foundation is also opening a free centre that will cater for the registration of MSME related programmes and other social intervention programmes as well as CAC registration for the businesses that require them.

Comments

  1. UnknownNovember 12, 2020 at 12:47 PM

    Alhamdulliah may Allah bless you sir we tarabans we are proud of u sir, thanks for the concern and love you have for your state.

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  2. Blogger UPTownNovember 13, 2020 at 2:58 PM

    It will be available in every ward

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  3. Aliyu umar shehuNovember 14, 2020 at 12:29 PM

    What about the Portal?

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