How to Apply for Nigeria Government ₦5000 RRR Cash Grant 2022 Through USSD Code

Are you aware that the Federal government of Nigeria is disbursing ₦5000 (five thousand Naira) to Nigerian citizens in selected states? Here is everything you need to know and how to apply for the N5000 RRR Cash Grant 2022.

For persons who this is the first time of hearing this, be informed that the FG N5000 RRR cash transfer has started and is still going on, we will tell you how you can easily access the fund in 2022. I’ll also be sharing the USSD code you can dial with your phone to get the grant.

How To Apply For FG RRR Grant 2022 (N5000/6 Months) For All 36 States.

Take note that the Federal government’s (FG) Conditional Cash Transfer grant program was designed to give the sum of five thousand Naira (N5,000) to 1 million Nigerians considered to be poor and vulnerable, this grant is currently been disbursed to large numbers of Nigerians across the 36 states and FCT Abuja.

A total of more than ten Billion Naira (10 Billion) have been injected to fund this program, the money is controlled by the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management, and Social Development.

For everyone interested in getting this grant, read through this post. We have answered numerous questions about the FG Rapid Response Register (RRR), also known as the Conditional Cash Transfer. To everyone who is asking questions like:

• When will the RRR open the portal for application?
• How to apply for RRR 2022?
• What are the qualifications and requirements for the FG RRR grant 2022?

I’ll be providing you with the answers Here.

How to Apply for FG N5,000 RRR Cash Grant.

Here are the USSD codes approved by the federal government for each state/local government. Below are the federal government-approved application codes you should dial if you want to apply for FG N5000 RRR Cash Transfer.

Once again, please ensure that you use the code to apply that is specific to your state.

GENERAL CODE TO DIAL FOR N5,000.

You must dial this USSD *969# from any network.

Abia → *969*44#.

Bayelsa → *969*53#.

Kogi → *969*26#.

Imo → *969*235#.

Ebonyi → *969*44# *969*40# for ohaukwu – Ebonyi.

Ekiti → *969*52#

Nasarawa – *969*90# – AKWANGA 83•   AWE 84. • DOMA 85 • KARU 86• KEANA 87. KEFFI 88 •KOKONA 89. LAFIA 90. • NASARAWA 91. 10 NASSARAV4A-EGGON 92• OBI 93. TOTO 94

Lagos → *969*98#

Katsina → *969*77#

Gombe code → *969*76#

Adamawa → *969*22#

Maiduguri → *969*10#

Osun State → *969*54#

Oyo → *969*20#

Bauchi → *969*113#

Abuja → *969*67#

Delta State → *969*12#

Sokoto State → *969*84#

1. Shagari → *969-244#
2. Kebbe → *969*245#
3. Wamakko → *969*246#
4. Tambawal → *969″247#
5. Tangaza → *969*248#
6. Bodinga → *969″249#
7. Sabon-Birni → *969*250#
8. Dange Shuni → *969-251#
9. Tureta → *969*252#
10. Gudu → *969″253#
11. Gada → *969*254#
12. Sokoto North → *969*255#

Yobe -*969*12#

Anambra → *969*22#

Akwa Ibom → *969*52#

Cross River → *969*54#

Kebbi → *969*86#

Taraba → *969* 66#

NIGER STATE – The first phase of the programme will capture just 15 LGAs which are; Agaie, Suleja, Mashegu, Wushishi, Borgu, Bosso, Edati, Gbako, Rafi, Mariga, Kacha, Munya, Paikoro, and Magama.

• Suleja, – *969*148#
• Munya – *969*147#
• Mashegu – *969*151#
• Bosso – *969*156#
• Paikoro – *969*157#
• Gbako – *969*149#
• Agaie  – *969*150#
• Katcha – *969*152#
• Shiroro – *969*151#
• Mariga – *969*154#
• Wushishi – *969*155#
• Magama – *969*158#
• Rafi – *969*159#
• Borgu – *969*160#
• Edati – *969*161#.