Davefed:
you should be ashamed of yourself

Dialpad:
Look at this helpless lunatic, are you comfortable asking your mom the same question you just asked me.

Silly kid !!!

DeepSight:


Sincerely glad for the lady and other worthy beneficiaries nevertheless the harm to the system is infinitely greater than the relief individuals may derive. What is wrong is wrong. And until we get disciplined in this country, things will always be a mess.

You need to understand that this is not just illegal it is also an avenue for massive corruption. In the days of SLS the CBN was everywhere making donations to Schools (selected at its discretion) and leapfrogging many other MDAs in terms of their lawful functions. All of that was explained away by the smooth talking SLS as CSR. Any one who knows what CSR is knows that its strictly the province of private companies and that statutory organizations have no CSR remit whatsoever.

It is beyond illegal, it is sheer impunity, and even sheer madness.

A regulatory body must stick to its functions. Just imagine the Power Sector Regulatory body making donations to schools or hospitals or INEC intervening in Agriculture. Then you can picture just how insane such actions of the CBN really are.

It really amounts to forming a parallel government.

omoadeleye:





Useless and stvpid bunch of hooligans and bandits, enemies of progress, bad news and incessant occurrence of uncertain events always give them hard on.

Good news is being circulated now they still want to use their bitterness and traumatized life to discredit the progress.

How can your life and your family life move forward, when you don't have any contribution for your country and can never appreciate a good news too...

Authority1o1:
Okay...


It'll only end with pictures of a few hand-picked people shaking the hands of some officials, and posing as beneficiaries.

MyExpression:
Laudable project but with some constraints.

Are the graduates going to apply through the schools?

Repaying a GRANT; hope there is grace period for beta testing, launching and market penetration before we jump into profitability.

Where's the site or office to visit to access this fund?

Who are we pitching to and when?
Is there limit to the business idea...agro, tech, construction, med science etc?

Rating by 1st, 2nd, third is still technical.

Why not allocate a sum to the 36 states, and let them support like 20 businesses each, with a benchmark of 1-2million naira per project......

Too many blanks in this project mehn.

Please how do I get further info?

TeeGentle:
scammer

mrvitalis:
Less than a million dollars for a population of 200 million people ...are this people even serious ?

Mrkumareze:

500M for millions of graduates, how many graduates do we have from West each year ?

Shampoo77:
What is 500 million naira?? Less that what the budgeted for the feeding of a living dead president. I pity for Nigeria youths.

Oizee:
u no read d thing.

limcar:



https://nairametrics.com/2021/10/21/cbn-to-offer-n500-million-grant-to-graduates-undergraduates-with-the-best-entrepreneurship-pitch/

Mrkumareze:

500M for millions of graduates, how many graduates do we have from West each year ?

limcar:



https://nairametrics.com/2021/10/21/cbn-to-offer-n500-million-grant-to-graduates-undergraduates-with-the-best-entrepreneurship-pitch/

Onyijeff:


no

swift25:
Does this not make more sense. Give 100 graduates 5million each or 300 graduates 1.5 million with mentorship. It’s dumbest intervention project ever.

bewildered:
Who saw the newly published list of the NYIF? It was 40% fulani and 40% yoruba. Then the remaining meagre 20% was left to be shared by the rest of hapless Nigerians.
That is the same way the other ones will go, the list be arranged before it will even see the light of day. They're empowering their people.

Utherpendragon:
Good move