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SMEDAN Launches Business Pitch Contest for Women-Owned Businesses in Nigeria
Great news for female entrepreneurs in Nigeria! The Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN) has launched a new program called “SMEDAN Speed Pitch.” This contest is designed to help women business owners get the money they need to grow their businesses.
President Bola Tinubu supporting the start of the Consumer Credit Scheme is a big chance for Nigerian civil servants. This plan, led by the Nigerian Consumer Credit Corporation (CREDICORP), is set to change how easy it is to get credit. It will make life better for people who work and earn money in Nigeria.
N200 Billion Naira Boost for Nigerian Businesses: Get Your Share.
The Nigerian government has launched a big program to help businesses grow. This is great news if you’re running a small or medium-sized business (MSME) or a manufacturing company in Nigeria.
Let’s see how this program can benefit you and how to apply for funding.
Good News for Small Businesses: Government Starts Grant Program Disbursement
Federal Government’s Presidential Conditional Grant Program:
The South African Social Security Agency (SASSA) provides vital support to millions in South Africa.
Their grants help elderly, disabled, and children with basic needs.
Knowing SASSA Payment Dates is Important!
This knowledge helps you plan your finances and ensures you receive your grant on time.
This guide covers everything about SASSA Payment Dates for April 2024, including different grants, payment methods, and checking your status.
Young Nigerians, Take Action: Join the UN SDSN Nigeria Climate Actors Accelerator Program 2024!
Are you a young Nigerian between 18 and 35 with a burning passion for protecting our planet and combating climate change?
Do you dream of a livable future for all, achieved through sustainable solutions and responsible action?
If so, the UN SDSN Nigeria Climate Actors Accelerator Program (CAAP) 2024 is your chance to turn your passion into reality!
For new business owners in Nigeria, finding money to start or grow your business can be a big challenge. Getting a loan is an option, but it might not always be the best.
Loans have to be paid back with interest, which can be difficult. Grants, on the other hand, are a more attractive option for many.
Grants are essentially free money given to help start or expand your business.
The best part? They don’t need to be repaid.
This makes them a valuable resource for bringing your creative business ideas to life.
NG-Cares Business Fund 2024: Bridging the Gap between Dreams and Reality for Nigerian Entrepreneurs
In the wake of economic challenges and a persistent struggle against poverty and unemployment, a beacon of hope has emerged for Nigerian entrepreneurs: the NG-Cares Business Fund 2024.
Canada’s northernmost territory, Nunavut, has taken a groundbreaking step, raising its minimum wage from $16 to $19 per hour effective January 1st, 2024.
This 18% increase, the highest in the country, aims to alleviate the spiraling cost of living for Nunavummiut residents and set a precedent for fairer wages across Canada.