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NDE Disburses N4.560M To Unemployed Youths In Ondo
The National Directorate of Employment NDE has disbursed a loan of N4,560m to 228 unemployed youths across Ondo state.
It’s Director-General, Mallam Abubakar Fikpo, who was represented by the Ondo State Coordinator, Mr Bode Ogunyankinnu, said in Akure that youths of all categories benefited from the loan package of N20,000 each.
Accorsimg to Fikpo the various bank accounts of all the beneficiaries had been credited to enable them to set up their micro-businesses.
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According to him ”from experience, the NDE believes that N20,000 can make a turnaround if seriously utilized in the establishment of micro ventures.”
”The Micro-Enterprise Enhancement Scheme which is an integral part of Small Scale Enterprises of NDE has been anchoring this scheme over the years and a greater number of unemployed had been empowered and created a wealth of no small measure.
“It is expected that this loan is paid back to enable others in the waiting to benefit.
”It is so to say that it is a revolving loan which captured a lot of budding entrepreneurs,” he said.
Fikpo noted that the ” NDE is still pursuing vigorously its onerous task of creating and generating jobs for unemployed Nigerians.
” In Ondo state alone, virtually every community has taken a dose of NDE programmes and schemes. In fact, NDE has been seen as the largest job creator and the hope of the masses.
“The DG has, therefore, advised the beneficiaries to avail themselves of the rare opportunity and make judicious use of the loans.”
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