In a bold move to boost local manufacturing and empower Nigerians, the Federal Government, through the Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation (CrediCorp), has launched an innovative credit scheme to facilitate the purchase of locally assembled vehicles.
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- 1 First Phase Rolls Out with Tricycles and Motorcycles
- 2 Future Phases to Include Cars
- 3 The S.C.A.L.E Initiative: Empowering Nigerians
- 4 1 Million Beneficiaries by 2026
- 5 How to Apply for CrediCorp’s Vehicle Credit Scheme
- 6 Industry Leaders Applaud Initiative
- 7 Why This Scheme Matters
- 8 Final Thoughts
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First Phase Rolls Out with Tricycles and Motorcycles
The Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, announced the launch of the scheme’s first phase on X (formerly Twitter), revealing that credit facilities have been provided to hundreds of buyers of motorcycles and tricycles assembled by Simba (TVS), Nigeria’s largest manufacturer of two- and three-wheelers.
“The Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation, one of President Tinubu’s flagship initiatives targeted at empowering Nigerians financially, has just recorded another impressive milestone: The rollout of the first set of beneficiaries of a new credit scheme for the purchase of locally assembled automobiles, in partnership with major assembly firms,” Idris stated.
Future Phases to Include Cars
According to the Minister, future phases of the scheme will extend credit support to Nigerians for purchasing locally assembled cars, further driving the nation’s economic growth and industrial development.
The S.C.A.L.E Initiative: Empowering Nigerians
The credit scheme falls under CrediCorp’s S.C.A.L.E. (Securing Consumer Access for Local Enterprise) initiative, which aims to make locally produced goods and services more accessible. The program covers five key sectors:
- Mobility (Motorcycles, Tricycles, and Cars)
- Energy Solutions (Renewable energy and power solutions)
- Digital Devices (Smartphones, tablets, and laptops)
- Home Improvement (Appliances and household essentials)
- General Households (Everyday consumer goods)
1 Million Beneficiaries by 2026
CrediCorp aims to support at least 1 million Nigerians in purchasing locally made consumer goods by the end of 2026.
“CrediCorp has a target to support 1 million Nigerians to purchase locally-made consumer goods by the end of 2026. This is what the Renewed Hope agenda is all about; empowering Nigerians and creating opportunities!” Idris emphasized.
How to Apply for CrediCorp’s Vehicle Credit Scheme
Nigerians interested in benefiting from this initiative can apply through the official website. Follow these simple steps to apply:
- Visit the official CrediCorp application portal: Apply Here
- Fill out the online application form with your personal details.
- Choose the type of locally assembled vehicle you want to purchase.
- Submit the required documents for verification.
- Wait for approval and financing details.
- Once approved, proceed to select your preferred vehicle from designated manufacturers.
Industry Leaders Applaud Initiative
At the official presentation of vehicles to beneficiaries, the Managing Director of Simba Group, Vinay Grover, described the initiative as a game-changer for economic growth.
“Today is not just about handing over the keys to our vehicles. It is about unlocking potentials, igniting dreams, and driving change,” Grover remarked.
Why This Scheme Matters
- Boosts local production: Encourages investment in Nigeria’s automobile assembly industry.
- Enhances financial inclusion: Provides Nigerians with access to credit for essential purchases.
- Drives economic growth: Creates jobs and strengthens local businesses.
- Reduces import dependency: Promotes made-in-Nigeria products over foreign alternatives.
Final Thoughts
The Nigerian government’s vehicle credit scheme is a transformative step towards financial inclusion and industrial growth. With 1 million targeted beneficiaries by 2026, this initiative is set to create lasting economic opportunities for Nigerians.
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Source: Nairametrics
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