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Lagos Introduces SME Recovery Initiative for Businesses Whose Stores were Looted or Vandalized During the Curfew

MSME Africa by MSME Africa
October 24, 2020
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Lagos Introduces SME Recovery Initiative for Businesses Whose Stores were Looted or Vandalized During the Curfew
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The Lagos State Government has launched an initiative called ‘Lagos SME Recovery”  to support Lagos-based businesses whose  stores  got looted or vandalized during the curfew occasioned by the #EndSARS Protests.

The state deputy governor, Dr. Obafemi Hamzat, disclosed this on Friday, October 23, via his Twitter handle.

He tweeted: “If you are a Lagos based business and your store got looted/vandalized this week, please fill this form by @LSETF https://t.co/lwPiXvFzTp. Let’s do what we can to support you.”

The Lagos SME Recovery Inititaitive will be handled by The Lagos State Employment Trust Fund (LSETF).

The Lagos State Employment Trust Fund (LSETF) was established by The Lagos State Employment Trust Fund Law 2016 to provide financial support to residents of Lagos State, to tackle unemployment through job and wealth creation.

Affected business owners should fill this form : bit.ly/LASGMSMERECOVERY

 

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  1. orebela oladipupo senu says:
    5 years ago

    for the damaging of our house and shop

    Reply
  2. orebela oladipupo senu says:
    5 years ago

    for the damaging of my house and shop

    Reply

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