Has Ishiba grants been used to empower anybody before
ISHIBA has empowered so many and is still empowering. For now, Ishiba grant has gone into empowering only those who are considered less privileged, like widows, orphans, people who need money urgently as a matter of life and death.
God’s word: Since it is a non-governmental organization (NGO), this organization claims to teach people the way of God, which is very important in life.
Agriculture: Ishiba wants to offer a helping hand in the agricultural sector. they’re therefore making agriculture an integral part of their initiatives by encouraging more people to go into the sector.
One strategy is organizing seminars and workshops on specific agriculture with professional mentorship programs; supply of seeds and inputs, fertilizers, pesticides and provision of general production expenses.
Skills: Ishiba believe’s in skills because according to a 21st-century economist, “all money you will make in this generation must come from solving a problem”.
Grant: The organization don’t play down on the realism that what people really need is money. Most times, businesses can’t move unless there is start-up money. Because of this simple realism, Ishiba grant Capitals to budding entrepreneurs.
There’s more to what this organization does, learn more on their website – www.ishibadcs.org
Everyone is going to ask the question: “when will ishiba pay?” The truth is, there’s no fixed date, But the fact is Ishiba grant has made the team at Ishiba to work day and night to bring this to reality.Ishiba Development and Empowerment Center is an architect of positive reformation, a bundle of monumental achievements that cut across all ages, a timely intervention that proffer solution to the current dilapidated economy.
Ishiba Registration, Ishiba grant application form
So, how do you become a member? In other words, how can you be a beneficiary of this grant from Ishiba NGO? You have to follow the steps below and register by picking one ishiba form.
Here’s what the form looks like:
Amount Needed to Become a Member of Ishiba Nigeria
So, what is the total cost of becoming a member? The membership form is 500 Naira, while the certificate costs 1000 Naira and another 500 Naira for general logistics.
The total is 2,000 Naira only. Anything higher than this is not ISHIBA.
How to Become a Member Online and Benefits
1. GoTo wwwishibadcs.org click the register menu and click signup
2. Fill the necessary information and submit
3. A notification will be sent to your email for confirmation and how to pay your membership fee
4. After the payment, attach the evidence of your payment with your register email address to ishibainfo@gmail.com
5. It will take us minimum of 24hr and maximum 3 days to verified and activate someone profile
2. Fill the necessary information and submit
3. A notification will be sent to your email for confirmation and how to pay your membership fee
4. After the payment, attach the evidence of your payment with your register email address to ishibainfo@gmail.com
5. It will take us minimum of 24hr and maximum 3 days to verified and activate someone profile
NOTE: One of the best ways to get the form is to contact your state coordinator (I’ve given a link to contact details above), and ask where Ishiba has offices in your state (closest to you), Pick the form in there and register. You’ll want something close to you isn’t it?
BENEFITS:
1. A member automatically becomes liable to partake in any of the grants associated with ISHIBA.
2. He/she is qualified to be part of any of the occasional seminars and workshops organized by ISHIBA, which may be associated to any of the following;
• Agriculture
• Health Care
• Skills acquisition
• Mentorship in trades of various kinds
3. He/she is entitled a certificate (costing N1000) after each seminar and workshop.
4. He/she is qualified to apply or recommend communities for projects. These projects can be sponsored by ISHIBA or through any of her sponsors.
5. To become a full member he/she most attend a seminars organized by ISHIBA DEVELOPMENT & EMPOWERMENT CENTER
1. A member automatically becomes liable to partake in any of the grants associated with ISHIBA.
2. He/she is qualified to be part of any of the occasional seminars and workshops organized by ISHIBA, which may be associated to any of the following;
• Agriculture
• Health Care
• Skills acquisition
• Mentorship in trades of various kinds
3. He/she is entitled a certificate (costing N1000) after each seminar and workshop.
4. He/she is qualified to apply or recommend communities for projects. These projects can be sponsored by ISHIBA or through any of her sponsors.
5. To become a full member he/she most attend a seminars organized by ISHIBA DEVELOPMENT & EMPOWERMENT CENTER
Ishiba Grant (Summary)
The Ishiba grant has been trending as the organization has done everything to make th grant ready.
Disbursement: Over ten to twenty-five Ishiba microfinance banks will be created in each state of the Federation (including Abuja).
Apart from thousands of bank workers to be employed, One billion Naira will be given to each of these Microfinance banks throughout Nigeria to empower millions of people.
For the first time, Nigerians (especially citizens in the grass root) will be empowered.
The woman behind the scene – Mrs Elizabeth Brade has been working tirelessly over the past few yesrs to make this dream come true.
One of the state coordinators of the ISHIBA grant – Mr Jeremiah Adebayo called Mrs Elizabeth ‘the Queen Elizabeth of Nigeria’who has come to deliver Nigerian masses from poverty.
IMPORTANT UPDATE as of May 26th, 2018
On 29th of April, news reaching us have been confirmed that members of executives of Ishiba in every state throughout the country are required to sign some documents (terms and conditions) in Abuja.
This have started about two weeks ago and so far, all concerned executives (chairman & secretary of each micro-finance bank to be created), in about 6 states which include Kwara, Kogi, Benue and Abuja have signed.
As of May 25th 2018, executives in the eastern part of the country as still signing necessary document. Also on 25th of May, the President of the ISHIBA NGO appeared on National TV and here’s a short clip from what she’s said.
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