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FG begins disbursement of Federal Government Palliative Grant | Check Name on List of Beneficiaries

The Federal Government has commenced the disbursement of funds under the Presidential Conditional Grant Scheme (PCGS) as part of the Federal Government Palliatives to cushion the effect of the fuel subsidy removal on Nano businesses in the country.

The President Conditional Grant, a N50,000 one time Grant payment to successful beneficiaries, is a N75b Programme designed to reach one million nano businesses in the 774 local government areas.

As at yesterday, many applicants of the grant scheme confirmed to have recieved credit alerts in their respective bank accounts as the fund disbursement continues. Did you apply for the Federal Government Palliative Grant or Federal Government Palliative Loan, it's official that disbursement has commenced but as at now, only beneficiaries of the the President Conditional Grant are being credited.

The Target beneficiaries of the Federal Government Palliative Grant are 70% women and youth, 10% people with disabilities, and 5% senior citizens, while the remaining 15% is distributed to other demographics.

Note that while the President Conditional Grant is free and non-repayable, the Federal Government Palliative Loan is repayable at minimal interest rate.

How to check List of beneficiaries of Presidential Conditional Grant


2. Select "Grants"

3. Or open the Federal Government Palliative Grant portal directly through https://grant.fedgrantandloan.gov.ng/apply

4. Select "view Beneficiaries"

5. Names of successful beneficiaries would be updated on this page continuously till payment is completed.

6. You can also use the search box to check for your name on the list.

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  1. Aminu haruna

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  2. Aminu haruna

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  3. The portal for the nin update is npt responding. Is it network problem or is it closed. Keeps telling me to check the browser console

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