ella85:
I completed my personal productivity course and submitted my assignment. Got a total score of 92%. The problem is that I received a mail on d site,telling me that the course has ended and that I can re-enroll. Did any1 receive same e-mail? Secondly,d site is kind of giving me problems in terms of receiving lessons,is any1 experiencing that? I forwarded a message as regards d course I took and I was asked to send my log in details,does it sound right? Abeg o,make una help me.

ella85:
My buddy accepted tha assignment,there was a flag at the end and I downloaded my cert,it's in my Email. I just wonder sha. Abi guys wan begin their usual ne?

Jethrolite:
Lol, just be careful. I received those notfications too on my AMI notification area, that flag. Just be calm.

nurey:


The deadline for the course is September 6th according to the calendar but was shifted to 7th due to glitches experienced. If you did yours after the said date, then that's expected. Are you in the what's app group created

ella85:
My buddy accepted tha assignment,there was a flag at the end and I downloaded my cert,it's in my Email. I just wonder sha. Abi guys wan begin their usual ne?

ella85:
I completed mine before the said date. No,I'am not in the whatsapp group,can you let me in on it?

nurey:


Drop your number here, if you aren't comfortable doing that chat me up privately on what's app my number in my signature

Jethrolite:
Why do you keep insisting on a whatsapp group, can't information be shared here in the open or do you have another motive behind the whatsapp group?

nurey:


Drop your number here, if you aren't comfortable doing that chat me up privately on what's app my number in my signature

nurey:


Sorry oooo brother, a whatsapp group was opened and we gain a lot from there. Besides which do you think is faster in disseminating information.

There is always some one available on the whatsapp group to lend a helping hand.

But it is not by force to join it's just a suggestion

CaaseStudy:
seen

CaaseStudy:

Jethrolite:
Olowozain
CuteTj
WORLDPEACE

This thread is strictly for cohort 2.

WORLDPEACE:


Okay, here I am. What good tidings bringest thee?

Firebrand1:
I rep cohort 2
Am sorry for being so mute 4 long, the online programme is brain sapping .........10th course completed and waiting for the next course to load

Firebrand1:
I rep cohort 2
Am sorry for being so mute 4 long, the online programme is brain sapping .........10th course completed and waiting for the next course to load

CuteTj:

This one pass brain sapping!!!!!!!!

I now have a backlog of uncompleted assignments. Who will help me out with my assignments (for a fee)? LoL......

Jethrolite:
How much will you pay, I'll clear all your backlogs by 12 noon.

CuteTj:

i was just kidding. do drop your email.

WORLDPEACE:
Can't wait to hit the 13th course, that would be 70% completed. By then they would have started inviting some people to the in-class training. That is the first milestone to aim for.
We're making money this year, no matter what they do things will be better this year.
This year,
this year,
this year.

Hehehehehe

Jethrolite:
More like next year. In class training will be in December, then there's the holiday that will slow everything down but nothing will make me happier than receiving alert December 20th or earlier.

WORLDPEACE:

Shebi you see how you have ruined the song?
Now I have to go and rewrite part of it.

ESUNAM:
Participants in the ongoing federal government
Youth Entrepreneur Support Programme (YES-
P) in collaboration with Bank of Industry (BoI)
have cried out for a more feasible loan
conditions in order to be able to access the 5
million naira loan en marked for the funding of
their business ideas.
According to some participants interviewed by
our correspondents, after going through a
three months rigorous online training and
another one week intensive in-class training,
the Bank of Industry has presented difficult
loan conditions which will effectively make it
difficult to get the loan.
The YES-P participants according to the loan
terms will have to relinquish two certificates
including their degree certificates all through
the loan term as a collateral security.
Another huddle is the provision of a loan
guarantor who will have to declare their net
worth to the bank including bank statement.
The categories of individuals who can sign as
guarantor are senior civil servants, doctors,
lawyers, professionals. According to
participants, getting these individuals to sign a
loan of 5 million naira in this time of recession
is an almost impossible task.
The loan also comes with a 9% interest rate
that must be paid within a term of five years.
Most of the would be beneficiary of the
scheme are already pulling out as a result of
their inability to provide loan guarantors,
according to a source in the bank, very few
participants, less than 5% have been able to
meet the loan conditions.
Some of the participants also complained that
the bank will mainly support their business
through direct purchase of equipment and
other capital assets while releasing only a
maximum of 50% of the fund as working
capital. According to sources, this arrangement
only favors agriculture but disadvantage for
those investing in ICT, intellectual properties
and those whose business is offering of
services.
The YES Programme is an initiative of the
federal government and the Bank of Industry
to tackling unemployment in the country which
is expected to generate 36,000 jobs for the
nation. The YES Programme is also part of the
federal government’s drive and wealth creation
programme which is aimed at addressing the
malaise of youth unemployment.
The programme is targeted at young aspiring
entrepreneurs within the age range of 18-35
years, who have a minimum educational
qualification of Ordinary National Diploma
(OND) or its equivalents.
Considering the hurdles standing in the way of
these entrepreneurs, it is highly unlikely that
the objective of this programme will be
accomplished except the federal government
steps in and help advice the bank of industry to
soften the loan conditions.

ESUNAM:
Participants in the ongoing federal government
Youth Entrepreneur Support Programme (YES-
P) in collaboration with Bank of Industry (BoI)
have cried out for a more feasible loan
conditions in order to be able to access the 5
million naira loan en marked for the funding of
their business ideas.
According to some participants interviewed by
our correspondents, after going through a
three months rigorous online training and
another one week intensive in-class training,
the Bank of Industry has presented difficult
loan conditions which will effectively make it
difficult to get the loan.
The YES-P participants according to the loan
terms will have to relinquish two certificates
including their degree certificates all through
the loan term as a collateral security.
Another huddle is the provision of a loan
guarantor who will have to declare their net
worth to the bank including bank statement.
The categories of individuals who can sign as
guarantor are senior civil servants, doctors,
lawyers, professionals. According to
participants, getting these individuals to sign a
loan of 5 million naira in this time of recession
is an almost impossible task.
The loan also comes with a 9% interest rate
that must be paid within a term of five years.
Most of the would be beneficiary of the
scheme are already pulling out as a result of
their inability to provide loan guarantors,
according to a source in the bank, very few
participants, less than 5% have been able to
meet the loan conditions.
Some of the participants also complained that
the bank will mainly support their business
through direct purchase of equipment and
other capital assets while releasing only a
maximum of 50% of the fund as working
capital. According to sources, this arrangement
only favors agriculture but disadvantage for
those investing in ICT, intellectual properties
and those whose business is offering of
services.
The YES Programme is an initiative of the
federal government and the Bank of Industry
to tackling unemployment in the country which
is expected to generate 36,000 jobs for the
nation. The YES Programme is also part of the
federal government’s drive and wealth creation
programme which is aimed at addressing the
malaise of youth unemployment.
The programme is targeted at young aspiring
entrepreneurs within the age range of 18-35
years, who have a minimum educational
qualification of Ordinary National Diploma
(OND) or its equivalents.
Considering the hurdles standing in the way of
these entrepreneurs, it is highly unlikely that
the objective of this programme will be
accomplished except the federal government
steps in and help advice the bank of industry to
soften the loan conditions.