Idan Ka Karbi Rancen Covid-19 Da Rancen Agsmeis Da Rancen Asusun Saka Jarin Matasan Najeriya (Nyif) Da Kuma Rancen Ancho0r Borrow Programm (Abp ) Daure Ka Karanta Wannan Muhimmin Sakon

Idan Ka Karbi Rancen Covid-19 Da Rancen Agsmeis Da Rancen Asusun Saka Jarin Matasan Najeriya (Nyif)  Da Kuma Rancen Ancho0r Borrow Programm (Abp ) Daure Ka Karanta Wannan Muhimmin Sakon

COVID-19 Loan, AGSMEIS Loan, NYIF Loan, ABP Loan Update Today 15th February 2022

In Today's COVID-19 Loan, AGSMEIS Loan, NYIF Loan and ABP Loan Update, 15th February 2022, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) said it has extended single digit interest of its various Intervention facilities to 1st March 2023.

The Governor of the apex bank, Mr Godwin Emefiele, made this known during a Bankers Committee meeting in Abuja on Thursday.

What this means is that the CBN has extended the 5% interest rate on its various Loan Intervention Programmes to 1st March 2023.

Recall that the apex bank had in 2021 extended the 5% interest rate on various Intervention Loan Facilities such as COVID-19 Targeted Credit Facility Loan, AGSMEIS Loan, Anchor Borowers Programme Loan and the Nigeria Youth Investment Fund Loan Scheme till 1st March, 2022, after which it would revert to 9% across the duration of the loan.

“Although interest rates on our various intervention facilities are expected to revert to 9% effective March 1, 2022, we are announcing that the rates will remain at 5% for another year, Emefiele recently stated.

“In effect, the concessionary interest rate of 5% on our intervention loan facilities will now be extended until March 1, 2023,” he added.

Emefiele noted that the apex bank will be reviewing the intervention programmes in order to ensure they continue to achieve the desired goals, adding that this is necessary due to the promising trajectory the bank has established in economic growth and job creation.

He disclosed that the Central Bank of Nigeria has disbursed loans worth N3Trillion as intervention loans across its intervention programmes through the working synergy between the apex bank, the Database Management Systems, and participating financial institutions.

According to the CBN Governor, the apex bank had disbursed N948 billion to 4,478,381 smallholder farmers who cultivated 5.2 million hectares of farmland across the country, under the Anchor Borowers Programme, which has created about 12.5 million direct and indirect jobs. 

He added that "under its Targeted Credit Facility, meant to help households and businesses that suffered significant losses during the COVID-19 pandemic, the Bank disbursed N368.79 billion to 778,000 beneficiaries comprising 648,052 households, and about 130,000 SMEs”

He noted that “under the AGSMEIS programme, which caters to SMEs in agribusiness, a total of N134.63 billion was released to 37,571 SME projects, of which 67% were directly agriculture-related projects, 22.5% in services, while the balance was in fashion, Information Technology and related sub-sectors."

Emefiele in the breakdown stated that the bank had also deployed N1.452 trillion to 337 projects in agriculture, manufacturing, services and mining under the Real Sector Support Facility.

RANCEN COVID-19 DA RANCEN AGSMEIS DA RANCEN ASUSUN SAKA JARIN MATASAN NAJERIYA (NYIF)  DA KUMA RANCEN ANCHO0R BORROW PROGRAMM (ABP ) AYAU 15 GA FABRAIRU 2022 

A cikin rancen COVID-19 na yau, rancen AGSMEIS,rancen NYIF da Sabunta Lamuni na ABP, 15 ga Fabrairu 2022, Babban Bankin Najeriya (CBN) ya ce ya tsawaita ribar lambobi guda daya na kayayyakin sa baki daya zuwa 1 ga Maris 2023.

Gwamnan babban bankin Mista Godwin Emefiele ne ya bayyana haka yayin wani taron kwamitin ma’aikatan bankin a Abuja ranar Alhamis.

Abin da wannan ke nufi shi ne, CBN ya tsawaita yawan ribar kashi 5% a shirye-shiryen sa na ba da rance daban-daban zuwa 1 ga Maris 2023.

Ku tuna cewa babban bankin ya tsawaita kashi 5% na ruwa a cikin 2021 akan cibiyoyin rance daban-daban kamar COVID-19 da rancen AGSMEIS, da rancen Anchor Borowers da rancen Asusun Zuba Jari na Matasa na Najeriya har zuwa 1 ga Maris, 2022. bayan haka zai koma 9% a duk tsawon lokacin rance. 

“Duk da cewa ana sa ran farashin ribar da ake samu a wuraren shiga tsakani namu zai koma kashi 9% daga ranar 1 ga Maris, 2022, muna sanar da cewa farashin zai ci gaba da kasancewa a kashi 5% na wata shekara, in ji Emefiele kwanan nan.

Ya kara da cewa, "A bisa haka, za a tsawaita yawan kudin ruwa na kashi 5% kan wuraren rance na shiga tsakani har zuwa ranar 1 ga Maris, 2023," in ji shi.

Emefiele ya bayyana cewa babban bankin zai sake duba shirye-shiryen shiga tsakani domin tabbatar da an ci gaba da cimma burin da ake bukata, ya kara da cewa hakan ya zama dole saboda kyakkyawan tsarin da bankin ya samar na bunkasar tattalin arziki da samar da ayyukan yi.

Ya bayyana cewa babban bankin Najeriya ya bayar da rance Naira Tiriliyan 3 a matsayin rance na shiga tsakani a cikin shirye-shiryen sa ta hanyar hadin gwiwa tsakanin bankin koli, da tsarin sarrafa bayanai, da cibiyoyin hada-hadar kudi.

A cewar Gwamnan Babban Bankin na CBN, babban bankin ya raba Naira biliyan 948 ga kananan manoma 4,478,381 wadanda suka noma kadada miliyan 5.2 na gonaki a fadin kasar nan, a karkashin shirin Anchor Borowers Programme, wanda ya samar da ayyuka kusan miliyan 12.5 kai tsaye da kuma kai tsaye.

Ya kara da cewa "a karkashin Cibiyar Bayar da rance, wanda ke nufin taimakawa gidaje da kasuwancin da suka yi asara mai yawa a lokacin annobar COVID-19, Bankin ya raba Naira biliyan 368.79 ga masu cin gajiyar 778,000 da suka kunshi gidaje 648,052, da kuma SMEs kusan 130,000."

Ya kara da cewa, “a karkashin shirin AGSMEIS, wanda ke kula da SMEs a harkar noma, an fitar da jimillar Naira biliyan 134.63 zuwa ayyukan SME 37,571, wanda kashi 67% na ayyukan noma ne kai tsaye, kashi 22.5% na ayyuka, yayin da ma’auni ya kasance. a fannin kere-kere, Fasahar Watsa Labarai da sauran sassan da ke da alaƙa."

Emefiele a cikin rugujewar ya bayyana cewa bankin ya kuma tura Naira tiriliyan 1.452 zuwa ayyuka 337 a fannin noma, masana’antu, ayyuka da ma’adanai a karkashin cibiyar Tallafawa Real Sector Facility.