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Federal Government Partners with Financial Outfits to Lift 50 Million Nigerians Out of Poverty

Federal Government Partners with Financial Outfits to Lift 50 Million Nigerians Out of Poverty

Federal Government Partners with Financial Outfits to Lift 50 Million Nigerians Out of Poverty

Federal Government Partners with Financial Outfits to Lift 50 Million Nigerians Out of Poverty: The Federal Government

of Nigeria has announced a partnership with financial institutions, including Idea Lab, to provide grants and loans to

Nigerians interested in digital economy and creative enterprise. This initiative aims to lift 50 million Nigerians out of

poverty by 2027, in line with President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Initiative.

Idea Lab, a financial inclusion agency, has been empowered by the Bank of Industry and the federal government to train,

prepare, and recruit agents and beneficiaries for local and international jobs, export talents and commodities, and provide

access to grants, loans, employment, and scholarships.

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According to the National Coordinator of Idea Lab Agency, Emmanuel Aondoakaa, the agency’s programs are fully supported

by the federal government and the World Bank Group, and utilize innovative technologies such as the Rex agent application, scholarship

and aid website, and Job Gurus Website to provide financial inclusion and intervention programs for interested Nigerians.

These technologies aim to aggregate all stakeholders in Nigeria and around the world to bring value to Nigerians and fulfill the federal

government’s goal of lifting 50 million Nigerians out of poverty by 2027. The agency is calling on all concerned stakeholders, including

the BMO forum of MSMEs of Nigeria, cooperative societies, and the media, to join the movement and subscribe to these technologies to

create a connected economy and millions of new millionaires.

Representatives from the Central Bank of Nigeria, Bank of Industry, federal ministries of agriculture, science and technology, and other

organizations have expressed their support for the initiative. This partnership has the potential to make a significant impact on poverty reduction in Nigeria and promote economic growth and development.

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