FISSCO Faculty in Collaboration with NAPGEP Mobilizes Corps Members for the 2020 Financial Inclusion Programme.
The FISSCO and NAPGEP initiative created under the umbrella of Central Bank of Nigeria on Tuesday opened the door for volunteers from the 2020 Batch A stream 1 corps members to help tackle issues of financial exclusion.
The FISSCO and NAPGEP financial inclusion lecture was held at the multipurpose hall of the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Ede, in the state of Osun.
Mr Opeifa Adewale, the Director of FISSCO , stated that FISSCO is a financial institution created to lift many Nigerians out of poverty.
He further stated that they are channelled towards reducing the number of adults excluded in the financial target "financial exclusion in Nigeria is still very high and FISSCO is the answer", he added.
Meanwhile, Olubanke Oluyomi Francis, the Assistant Director of National Peer Group Educator Program (NAPGEP) asserted that they are concerned about including people in the financial affairs of the Nation. "NAPGEP will transform your dreams to reality by managing your needs and wants" he said.
However, some of the corps members declared their interest to join the financial institutions in order to contribute towards the growth and development of Nigeria Economy.
The FISSCO and NAPGEP financial inclusion lecture was held at the multipurpose hall of the NYSC Permanent Orientation Camp, Ede, in the state of Osun.
Mr Opeifa Adewale, the Director of FISSCO , stated that FISSCO is a financial institution created to lift many Nigerians out of poverty.
He further stated that they are channelled towards reducing the number of adults excluded in the financial target "financial exclusion in Nigeria is still very high and FISSCO is the answer", he added.
Meanwhile, Olubanke Oluyomi Francis, the Assistant Director of National Peer Group Educator Program (NAPGEP) asserted that they are concerned about including people in the financial affairs of the Nation. "NAPGEP will transform your dreams to reality by managing your needs and wants" he said.
However, some of the corps members declared their interest to join the financial institutions in order to contribute towards the growth and development of Nigeria Economy.
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