75,600 Nexit applicants selected for Nexit 1st batch loan training

75,600 Nexit applicants have been selected for Nexit 1st batch loan training.

IDOMA VOICE reports that 75,600 Nexit Applicants have been selected for the 1st batch Nexit Training which is scheduled to commence next week starting with the flag-off in Abuja.

This information, IDOMA VOICE understands was shared by one of the management team.

According to the SA media and publicity to the Minister of Humanitarian affairs Ministry, training of the first batch of 75,600 exited Beneficiaries from the 36 states and the FCT is proposed to be ½agged off next week in Abuja for the ve-day entrepreneurial training, which thereafter, qualifies them for loans.

These 75600 Nexit applicants are already been contacted by their training agencies via email for the training schedule. If you have not been invited be patient, the training invitation is done differently in each state by the training agency.

The SA Media to Minister Nneka Ikem earlier stated that 230,000 successfully logged into the USSD code confirming their residences and preparedness for the #NEXIT training programme during the training availability confirmation stage.

You recall that before now, only 370,000 Npower exited beneficiaries were said to have indicated interest when the portal was opened by CBN. And if 230,000 Nexit applicants confirmed training availability using the USSD code, then at least 140,000 are yet to successfully confirm their availability for the training.

Nevertheless, if you are one among those that are yet to con rm training availability using the USSD code, kindly dial *45665# to see if you can still con rm your training availability. Read details here How To Check Nexit Training Status And Con rm Availability.

The Nexit training is for the exited Npower batches A and B beneficiaries initiated by the Federal Government in partnership with CBN to provide empowerment business training and loan as exit package to the disengage Npower volunteers. The training will of officially be flag-off next week by the Federal Government