CREDICORP Launches CLICKD Laptop Credit Scheme With 3MTT Programme
Amina Garba
The Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation has launched the CLICKD scheme with the Federal Government’s 3MTT programme to expand access to affordable laptops.
The scheme is designed to help participants buy locally assembled laptops through consumer credit, linking the credit programme with digital skills training.
Officials say the arrangement is meant to support young Nigerians who need devices for training, remote work and technology-related jobs. The reports described it as part of the government’s broader consumer credit push.
Daily Post reported the CREDICORP-3MTT partnership and the focus on affordable credit for locally assembled laptops.
Daily Post reported that the scheme is open to working Nigerians, with the 3MTT programme serving as a launch partner in its first phase.
The scheme also supports local assembly by tying the credit offer to laptops produced in Nigeria. That gives the programme both a consumer-credit angle and an industrial-policy angle.
Source: Daily Post
Written by
Amina Garba
Financial reporter covering CBN policy, oil and gas, government budgets, and macroeconomic trends. Business Writer at NaijaTrend.
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