Corpers to Access Over 2bn Naira From CBN to Start Business

Corps members to access over 2 billion Naira from Central Bank of Nigeria to set up business. The Central Bank of Nigeria in partnership with Heritage Bank plc, is to make available, over 2 billion Naira to corps members with good business ideas to set up their own businesses. Central Bank Governor, Godwin Emefiele made the disclosure at the flag off of a three-day entrepreneurial training for corps members, under the Bank’s Youth Entrepreneurship Development Programme (YEDP) at the FCT NYSC Camp in Kubwa, Abuja. The YEDP seeks to raise a crop of young entrepreneurs who would be employers of labour tomorrow, thereby laying to rest, the often asked question among ex-corps members, “After NYSC, what next?

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