YEIDEP Postpones Grant Disbursement Amid Concerns Over Fraud and Misinformation

YEIDEP has delayed the grant disbursement for Batch A applicants to ensure a transparent process, warning against fake news and fraud on social media.

The Youth Economic Intervention and De-Radicalization Programme (YEIDEP) postponed the business grant disbursement for Batch A applicants, originally set for October 20, 2025.
Coordinator-General Mr. Kennedy Iyere emphasized the importance of transparency and accuracy in grant disbursement, highlighting concerns over fake news and potential extortion schemes.
YEIDEPs announcement comes amid rising incidents of misinformation circulating on the Internet and social media, which could undermine the integrity of the grant process.

Why It Matters

The postponement reflects an increased awareness of the impact of fake news and fraud on public programs, signaling the need for vigilance in safeguarding economic initiatives aimed at youth development.