The office of the Honourable Minister of Industry, Trade, and Investment, has released an important update on the N50,000 Presidential Conditional Grant Programme Application Process.
According to a notice signed by the minister, Dr Doris Uzoka-Anite on Wednesday, all applicants must update their NIN and bank account for their applicant to scale through.
The notice which stated that the programme does not have the records of the NIN of those who applied, said applicants will receive an SMS with instructions on how to update their NIN and bank account.
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Read the full notice below…
“Public Announcement From the Office of the Honourable Minister of Industry, Trade, and Investment
“Subject: Update on the Presidential Conditional Grant Programme Application Process
“Dear Esteemed Applicants,
“The Ministry of Industry, Trade, and Investment thanks all applicants for their interest in the Presidential Conditional Grant Programme and assures that applications are being thoroughly processed.
“Due to new regulations from the Central Bank of Nigeria, it is now required for applicants to link their National Identification Numbers (NIN) with their bank accounts. We currently do not have a record of the NINs of those who applied. Therefore, all applicants will receive an SMS from ‘FG Grant & Loan’ with instructions to submit this information via a secure link. This step is essential for the continuation of the application process.
“Only verified applicants will receive this notification, and NINs must match the applicant’s name for the process to proceed.
“We appreciate your patience and cooperation, and we will keep you updated on your application’s progress.
“Thank you for your participation and contribution to national growth.”
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