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Petty Traders Grant Support Programme Releases Batch C Beneficiaries, Batch D Coming Soon

Olusola Blessing by Olusola Blessing
November 3, 2025
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Petty Traders Grant Support Programme Releases Batch C Beneficiaries, Batch D Coming Soon
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The management of the Petty Traders Grant Support Programme has announced the release of Batch C beneficiaries as of October 30, 2025, marking another step in its effort to empower small-scale traders across the country. The organisers confirmed that Batch D will be unveiled soon.

 

Designed to strengthen petty trading activities and boost grassroots economies, the initiative provides financial grants to help traders expand or establish businesses, improve their living standards, and stimulate local enterprise growth. Thousands of traders applied for the grant, and after a detailed review, successful applicants for the first, second, and third batches have now been shortlisted based on the eligibility requirements.

 

According to the organisers, this initiative represents more than a cash handout. “This grant is more than just financial assistance; it is an opportunity for petty traders to grow their businesses, enhance access to essential goods and services, and achieve financial independence,” they said.

 

Shortlisted candidates are expected to complete a final verification process to confirm their identities before disbursement. Notifications and further instructions will be sent via the registered email addresses of successful applicants. Once verified, approved beneficiaries will receive their grants directly into their bank accounts.

 

For those who were not shortlisted, the organisers advised patience, assuring that more opportunities are on the way. “The Petty Traders Grant Support Programme will open for new applications again this year,” they said, adding that additional empowerment schemes are being developed to reach even more traders.

 

This continued rollout reaffirms the programme’s commitment to supporting micro-entrepreneurs, promoting inclusive economic growth, and empowering small businesses that form the backbone of the nation’s informal economy.

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