Last year, I was invited to a panel on Human Capital and Workforce Productivity by the Nigerian Economic Summit Group (NESG) in Abuja.
I remember vividly that the NESG noted in one of their main working papers that Nigeria’s economic prosperity depends largely on strategically identifying specific industries with a competitive advantage to unleash economic opportunities and fast-track economic development.
Thus, when I saw this article (businessday.ng/news/article/n…)on what @HerbertOWigwe, CEO of @myaccessbank and the entire management team are doing it really made me glad.
They must be commended for being very strategic, taking the initiative, and investing in the Creative Industry.
They must be commended for being very strategic, taking the initiative, and investing in the Creative Industry.
@HerbertOWigwe @myaccessbank .@myaccessbank’s disbursement of loans with a maximum interest rate of 9 percent per annum and a repayment period of 10 years targeted at the Creative Industry and especially young entrepreneurs in Nigeria will certainly help reduce unemployment and underemployment.
@HerbertOWigwe @myaccessbank It is important to note that Nigeria’s unemployment rate currently at 23.1 percent and projected to reach 33.5 percent by the end of 2020 can be reduced by continuous investment in strategic industries and sectors just like @myaccessbank is doing.
@HerbertOWigwe @myaccessbank This sort of investment in loan facilities for young entrepreneurs in the Creative Industry will certainly translate into productive growth of the Nigerian Creative Industry.
Well done @myaccessbank 👏🏾
Well done @HerbertOWigwe 👏🏾
Well done @myaccessbank 👏🏾
Well done @HerbertOWigwe 👏🏾
