Federal Government Survival fund

 




About FG MSME CRM & MIS Platform

The COVID-19 crisis and its attendant restriction on movement of people and border closures is causing all components of aggregate demand to fall. The fall in household consumption in Nigeria stems from restrictions on movement, thus causing consumers to spend primarily on essential goods and services; low expectations of future income and the erosion of wealth and expected wealth.

Movement restrictions have not only reduced the consumption of nonessential commodities in general, but have affected the income-generating capacity of the population, thus reducing their own consumption expenditure.

Nigeria has a large informal sector which contributes about 65 percent of its economic output and a large proportion of the population is clustered around the poverty line thus making them highly vulnerable to falling into poverty due to shocks. The MSME Revolving Guaranteed Off-take Scheme is one of the Federal Government’s economic support measures to assist micro and small businesses affected by the pandemic.

The Payroll Support Scheme is aimed at MSMEs adversely affected by the pandemic. The scheme will provide Payroll Support to a maximum of 10 employees https://youtu.be/-u_DyoQ0-60

REGISTER

Register to be part of this Federal Government Survival Fund Program with your business and(or) personal information.

Click to register https://www.survivalfundapplication.com

ONBOARD

Once fully registered on the platform, complete the onboarding process by adding Organisation, Bank and Employees details.

GET PAID

Once your application has been successfully verified, you are then eligible to get paid under the scheme applied for.

How To

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User Onboarding

Upon registration, you will receive an activation code on the registered mobile number, you will be prompted to enter the activation code to activate your account. Ensure you use a password you can remember and your phone number

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