Survival Fund: CBN Approves N2 Billion Loan for Artisans

Survival Fund: CBN Approves N2 Billion Loan for Artisans

Survival Fund: CBN Approves N2 Billion Loan for Artisans: The Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) approves a whooping sum of N2 billion to the Imo State government for the empowerment of artisans in the state in the last lap of the survival fund program

This is coming shortly after the IMO state government approached the Apex Bank on the need to train and empower Artisans in the state

Mr. Ford Ozumba, the Commissioner for Labour and Productivity, while announcing the Imo 2022 Entrepreneurial Product Expo in partnership with CBN.

According to him “The project was conceived to expose artisans of the state origin to trade, assist them to use their knowledge to migrate into the digital socio-formation, create structures and systems that would engage the youths into productive sectors as well as for them to train others to alleviate poverty and contribute in the efforts to improve the economy of the state.”

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“The money is in partnership with CBN, the CBN has approved N2billion for Imo State. The money is not with us. It is in the bank. It will be disposed to youths in the trade. It is a loan from the CBN. The CBN has a facility for this project. We approach them and they said Imo was qualified. The money will be given to artisans. These artisans are already made”

“The state is blessed with several talented artisans and accomplished industrialists whose products such as solar energy and cold rooms compete favorably with foreign products but which are not exposed to the outside world for patronage”

“We want to put our people on exhibition to showcase their talents, skills, ingenuity, and creativity and with a well-designed structured technology to expose this to the international community. They would be motivated to export their products and help our economy to grow,”