CREDICORP C.L.I.C.K.D: How Nigerians Can Apply for Up to N1 Million to Buy Laptops, Phones
The Nigerian government has launched the C.L.I.C.K.D. program to help citizens finance essential digital devices like laptops and smartphones. The initiative aims to lower barriers to entry for students and entrepreneurs in the digital economy.
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Improving access to technology is a key driver for economic development and digital literacy in emerging markets.
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For millions of Nigerians struggling to afford laptops, smartphones and other essential gadgets, a new federal initiative could provide a pathway to ownership without the burden of paying the entire cost upfront.
The Credit for Laptops , Internet, Connectivity and Knowledge Devices programme, better known as C.L.I.C.K.D., allows eligible Nigerians to obtain productivity devices through consumer credit and repay over an agreed period.
How to apply for FG's CREDITCORP C.L.I.C.K.D programme. Credit: Novatis Source: Getty Images Introduced by the Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation, CREDICORP, the programme seeks to remove one of the biggest obstacles facing students, freelancers, entrepreneurs and digital workers: the high cost of reliable technology .
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