Content creators have been urged to apply for support funds to promote their passion
National President of Practitioners of Content Creating, Skit-making, and Influencers Guild of Nigeria (PCCSIGN), Michael Nwabufo, (Mike Premium), said this in Lagos.
According to him, the association applied for grants through Bank of Industry (BoI), and it will be released this month.
He said: “This briefing is to inform that we applied for Federal Government grant through Bank of Industry , and we will get it this October.
“At least, one to three million naira will be sent to each person’s bank account, and upcoming creators will benefit.
“We will partner a bank to receive the grants. All they have to do is follow @pccsign on instagram, click the link on bio, register and they will know when disbursement starts.
“The money will help them grow and be successful content creators and influencers.”
Nwabufo stressed PCCSIGN is trying its best, saying: “We saw an opportunity to benefit young creators and models, so we approach government.
“As ambassador of Corporate Affairs Commission, I will sponsor the business registration of 100 upcoming creators/influencers. PCCSIGN has partnered Police to help creators be recognised to avoid wrong profiling or harassment…’’
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