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FG UNVEILS 75 BILLION LOAN REGISTRATION PORTAL

 The Federal government has officially unveiled the registration portal for the N75 Billion Nigeria Youth Investment Fund (NYIF), thereby paving the way for interested young Nigerians between the age of 18-35 years old to apply.


Successful applicants will undergo 5 days of compulsory online training which is free. Fund approval will range from N250,000 to N5,000,000 with a spread across group applications, individual applications, working capital loans set at 1 year, and term loans set at 3 years.


REQUIREMENTS

• Phone

• Gender

• Residential Address

• Geo-Political Zone

• State of Origin

• LGA

• Educational Level

• Select Preferred Training Center

• How did you hear about NYIF?


Youth with business ideas that require funding can apply for the fund through the following link: https://nyif.nmfb.com.ng/Applicants/New

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