The Mary Ojulary Foundation has announced that it has disbursed $180,000 to young Nigerian entrepreneurs, aiming to strengthen small businesses and promote sustainable economic opportunities across the country. Supporting Youth, Women, and Children The announcement was made by Mary
The Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) has taken a bold step to empower Nigerian entrepreneurs with export knowledge at the maiden edition of the Lagos Mainland Trade Fair. Senior Trade Officers, Nancy Okpa and Olamide Olatunde, trained vendors on step-by-step export procedures and highlighted the importance of meeting international standards. Exportation is a
How Small Businesses Can Benefit from Opportunities Like This ₦3 Million Grant to Boost Local Enterprises Wema Bank has disbursed ₦3 million in business grants to support three Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) at the Lagos Leather Fair. Each winner received ₦1 million after emerging as the best in a business pitch competition held […]
Stanbic IBTC Bank has partnered with Orange Corners Nigeria, an initiative of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, to support young entrepreneurs across the country. Orange Corners Nigeria is implemented locally by the Fate Foundation and has been active since 2019, providing training, mentorship, and access to funding for youth-led businesses. This partnership aims to
Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu of Lagos State has launched a ₦10 billion Access to Finance scheme under the Lagos State Market/SME Capital Options (LASMECO) initiative. The programme is a partnership between the Lagos State Government and the Bank of Industry (BOI), aimed at improving access to affordable credit for Micro, Small, and Medium […]
SMEDAN Offer daily access to sewing hub – theinsightsnig SMEDAN’s new initiative offers tailors workspace, sewing tools, and electricity for just N300 daily. The program teaches Nigerians how to reduce business startup costs, build skills, and grow their income. It encourages commitment, supports multiple industries, and offers hope for expansion across Nigeria.
The Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN) is currently offering support programmes designed to empower small businesses across the country. These initiatives include access to business training, financial assistance, and growth opportunities for entrepreneurs looking to expand or start their ventures. This move is part of the
Cascador, Nigeria’s leading accelerator for mid-stage entrepreneurs, has launched the Catalytic Fund, a $2 million annual initiative designed to provide financial support to its alumni businesses. This fund aims to bridge the financing gap that many Nigerian entrepreneurs face, offering both debt and equity funding to help businesses scale and sustain growth. Supporting
Lafarge Lafarge Africa has empowered its customers by providing 155 trucks to enhance business operations and address logistics challenges. This strategic move underscores the company’s commitment to fostering customer growth, operational excellence, and sustainability in Nigeria’s construction industry. According to Lafarge Africa, this milestone demonstrates its
At The Event .photo credit: UBA Group The United Bank for Africa (UBA) has called on Nigerian entrepreneurs to adopt sustainable business models for long-term growth and survival in Nigeria’s tough economic climate. Importance of Sustainability in Business Speaking at UBA’s final quarterly business series in Lagos, keynote speaker Bolanle Austen-Peters















