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The Federal Government of Nigeria has launched the Credit for Laptops, Internet, Connectivity, Knowledge, and Devices (C.L.I.C.K.D) initiative, a consumer credit programme designed to make digital devices more affordable for Nigerians. The scheme is now open for applications from eligible individuals who want access to laptops, smartphones, tablets, and other approved digital devices through flexible credit repayment plans instead of paying the full cost upfront.
The programme is being implemented by the Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation (CREDICORP) in collaboration with the Federal Ministry of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy. It was officially unveiled in Abuja by the Minister of Communications, Innovation and Digital Economy, Dr. Bosun Tijani, alongside the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of CREDICORP, Uzoma Nwagba.
C.L.I.C.K.D aims to increase digital inclusion by enabling more Nigerians to own essential digital devices through structured and affordable installment payments. The initiative will initially focus on financing locally assembled laptops, supporting the Federal Government's commitment to promoting local manufacturing while expanding access to technology for students, professionals, entrepreneurs, and other eligible citizens.
| Featured | <Details |
|---|---|
| Loan Type | Consumer |
| Devices | Laptops, Tablet, Smartphone |
| Interest | To be announced |
| Repayment | Installment |
| Portal | Clicked |
While 150 is the official JAMB minimum, candidates are strongly advised to target scores of 200 and above to remain competitive, as admission is highly competitive and a higher score significantly improves your chances.
The current 1000 pc is limited the fellows of the Federal Government's Three Million Technical Talent (3MTT) Programme, under which C.L.I.K.D. was launched as a national pilot.
Nwagba said the rollout began in Abuja, where 77 beneficiaries received devices, with the remaining laptops to be distributed to qualified fellows in other states in phases.
CREDICORP has a track record of this phased approach; its main consumer credit scheme launched in April 2024, targeting only Federal Civil Servants before later widening its reach.
The application form's coverage extends beyond 3MTT, listing Andela Learning Community, Lear2Earn, ALX Africa, HNG Internship, AltSchool Africa and Genesys Tech Hub as talent-programme options-suggesting these fellows may also be able to apply, even though CREDICORP's public statements so far have referenced only 3MTT beneficiaries for the current 1,000 laptop approach.
CREDICORP has also yet to disclose the specific interest rates, repayment tenure or down-payment structure for C.L.I.C.K.D loans
Eligible Nigerians can apply through the official CREDICORP application portal once applications are open. Applicants will be required to provide their personal information, identification details, and any supporting documents requested during the application process.
C.L.I.C.K.D (Credit for Laptops, Internet, Connectivity, Knowledge and Devices) is a Federal Government initiative that enables Nigerians to purchase laptops, smartphones, tablets and other approved digital devices through affordable installment payments instead of paying the full amount upfront.
Yes. Students may be eligible to apply for the C.L.I.C.K.D programme provided they meet the eligibility requirements and any conditions specified by CREDICORP and its participating partners.
NYSC members may qualify if they satisfy the programme's eligibility criteria. Applicants should check the latest application guidelines released by CREDICORP before submitting an application.
The programme is designed for eligible Nigerians, including students, civil servants, entrepreneurs, professionals and other qualified individuals who meet the requirements set by CREDICORP and participating financial institutions.
No. The C.L.I.C.K.D programme is not a grant. It is a consumer credit scheme that allows beneficiaries to pay for approved digital devices over an agreed repayment period.
Depending on availability and approved partners, applicants may purchase laptops, smartphones, tablets and other eligible digital devices under the programme.
The application requirements may vary depending on the participating lender and applicant category. Some applicants may be required to provide additional verification or a guarantor where applicable.
Yes, depending on the eligibility rules and financing partner. The programme is intended to serve different categories of Nigerians, including those who are not salary earners, provided they meet the required conditions.
Applications are accepted whenever CREDICORP announces a new application window. Interested applicants should monitor official announcements for registration dates and updates.
The devices available depend on the approved manufacturers, vendors and financing partners participating in the programme. Applicants should check the list of eligible devices during the application process.
Applicants may be asked to provide a valid means of identification, Bank Verification Number (BVN), National Identification Number (NIN), contact details and any additional documents required during verification.
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