NASSCO Announces Conditions for Conditional Cash Transfer Registration. The National Social Safety Nets Coordinating Office (NASSCO) has announced the conditions for registration for the Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) program. The CCT program is a social safety net program that provides financial assistance to poor and vulnerable households in Nigeria. To be eligible for the program, households must meet certain conditions, such as having children under the age of 18 or pregnant women.

NASSCO has announced the following conditions for registration for the CCT program:

The household must be registered in the National Social Register (NSR).
The household must have at least one child under the age of 18 or a pregnant woman.
The household must meet the poverty criteria set by the government.

To register for the CCT program, households must visit their local government area (LGA) office and complete a registration form. They will also need to provide documentation proving their identity and eligibility for the program.

Once registered, eligible households will begin receiving monthly cash transfers. The amount of the cash transfer will depend on the size of the household and the number of children under the age of 18.

The CCT program is a valuable social safety net program that helps to reduce poverty and improve the lives of poor and vulnerable households in Nigeria. By registering for the program, eligible households can access financial assistance that can help them to meet their basic needs and improve their quality of life.

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The management of NASSCO has warned the public to be wary of fraudulent cash transfer registration, which are used by identity thieves to get personal data.

In a statement, NASSCO Wrote:
“The National Social Safety Nets Coordinating Office (NASSCO) by this notice alerts members of the public of
the circulation of FAKE links, web portals and other platforms paraded as online registration forms for the Federal Government’s planned Cash Transfer program.

They are fake!

“These spurious platforms circulating online, on social media and through messaging platforms are the handwork of scammers out to defraud unsuspecting
members of the public of their money or get hold of their personal information, including banking details.

“The Federal Government, through its
relevant agencies, will communicate information with communities and potential beneficiaries of its planned cash transfer programmes through proper credible and trusted channels.

“If you have received calls or messages from anyone purporting to be working on behalf of the government, NASSCO, or the National Cash Transfer Office (NCTO) report such a person to the police or call our toll-free line on 969 to report the claim. Don’t fall for scams.”