The Youth Economic Intervention and De-Radicalization Programme (YEIDEP) is a federal government initiative focused on tackling youth unemployment, poverty, and insecurity. In partnership with Fidelity Bank, and some other banks. YEIDEP aims to empower Nigerian youth with economic opportunities, fostering entrepreneurship, job creation, and national development.
Why (YEIDEP)
With a mission to create over 6 million jobs in key economic sectors such as agriculture, technology, and renewable energy, YEIDEP provides financial support, enterprise development services, and incentives for young Nigerians to thrive.
Benefits of Joining YEIDEP
Access to financial support and enterprise development services.
Participation in key programs such as Youth Farmers' Cooperative Scheme, Tech4Jobs, and Waste2Wealth Project.
Opportunity to be part of Nigeria’s economic transformation.
A chance to contribute to national stability through gainful employment
Related Topics:
- How to Open a YEIDEP Account
To receive your Youth Economic Intervention and De-Radicalization Programme grant, you must have a YEIDEP Account with the federal government, which will send the grant of about ₦50,000 to ₦500,000 to each qualified beneficiary.
How to fill YEIDEP form:
You can fill the YEIDEP form by visiting the https://www.yeidep.org/register Note the site going well you can vist around 12AM or midnight
Steps to Open a YEIDEP Account
The YEIDEP has no specific account, but it partnered with some Nigerian banks in which every applicant can open a YEIDEP Account to get a grant. Below are the partner banks.
YEIDEP Bank Partners to visit:
The Youth Economic Intervention and De-Radicalization Programme has partnered with 3 banks. Every applicant can open an account to receive their funds. You can click a bank name to follow the step-by-step guide on how to open a YEIDEP account with them:
Union Bank – Visit any branch
Requirements Needed to create account:
If you're using the Yeidep website.
1. On the portal, click the “Register” button to begin Or You will be prompted to create an account by providing basic details such as your email address and phone number, and setting a password (which serves as your login code). Make sure to use a reachable email and an active phone number, as verification codes or confirmations might be sent
2. Fill Out the Application Form: Once registered and logged in, fill out the online application form with your personal and demographic details. This will include: your full name, date of birth, gender, state of origin/residence (LGA), and nationality (which should be Nigeria).
3. You will also enter your NIN (for identity verification) and possibly your BVN for the bank setup. Provide your educational or professional background and details about your business or the enterprise you plan to start.
4. There will be sections to select your area of interest (e.g., agriculture, ICT, fashion, etc.) on the portal, reflecting the sector in which you seek support. Take your time to ensure all information is correct and spelled properly.
5. Upload Required Documents: The application will prompt you to upload scanned copies of supporting documents. Attach the required ID (e.g., National ID or passport) and your business plan/proposal file if required. Make sure the scanned documents are clear and legible. You may also need to upload your passport photo if requested on the form. (Large files might need to be resized to meet upload size limits – follow any guidelines given on the portal.)
6. Review and Submit: Before final submission, review all the details you entered. Ensure your personal information matches your documents and that all required fields are filled.
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