FG plans new initiative to ease access to loans for Nigerian SMEs
The Federal Government has said it would soon launch a new initiative that will allow Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) ...
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US Chamber of Commerce approves $320 million for mortgage refinancing, SMEs, cashew nut processing in Nigeria
The United States Chamber of Commerce has approved a commitment of $320 million towards mortgage refinancing and financing for Small ...
Petrol price increase could force SMEs to shut down operations – MAN
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has reacted to the increase in petrol prices stating that Small and Medium Scale ...
Access Bank secures $50 million from British International Investment as part of $295 million loan package to aid SMEs
This move is expected to provide these SMEs with essential working capital and enhance their resilience amid Nigeria's most severe ...
SMEDAN partners with NIPOST to lower logistics costs for SMEs in Nigeria
The Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN) has said it is partnering with the Nigeria Postal Service ...
SMEDAN, Sterling bank launch N5 billion single interest loan for small businesses
The Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN), in partnership with Sterling Bank Ltd., launched a N5 billion ...
5 ways AI can help businesses save time and drive more revenue
Many businesses are implementing AI and reaping multiple benefits. From automating repetitive tasks to personalizing customer experiences, AI is transforming ...
AU eyes distribution of over 30 million MT fertilizers to African farmers through SMEs
The African Union (AU) says it will provide fertilizers to smallholder farmers through small and medium enterprises (SME) ventures and ...
Canadian High Commission to offer support of up to $100,000 for high impact projects in Nigeria
The High Commission of Canada in Nigeria has announced its annual call for proposals for the Canada Fund for Local ...
In Nigeria, it’s not policy but implementation by Kalu Aja
In Nigeria, policy implementation matters more than policy itself. Rushed actions risk alienating consumers and hindering economic progress.
