FG to Expand Cash Transfer Programme, Launch Ward-Based Development Initiative
The Federal Government has announced plans to expand its direct cash transfer programme to reach more poor and vulnerable Nigerians, ...
Tag: MSMEs
Stanbic IBTC Rewards 78 Customers with N16 Million in Latest Reward4Saving Promo Draw
Stanbic IBTC Bank has rewarded 78 customers with a total of N16 million in cash prizes during the sixth monthly ...
FG Trains, Empowers 250 Women, Youths, Gives Start Up Capital In Edo
The Federal Government has concluded a three-day intensive entrepreneurship training for 250 women and youths in Owan West Local Government ...
Experts Urge Seamless Trans-Border Trade to Strengthen Africa’s Economy
Economic experts at the Pan-African Economic and Investment Summit in Abuja have called for the removal of trade barriers across ...
BOI Identifies Funding, Capacity Gaps as Key Barriers to ESG Adoption Among Nigerian MSMEs
The Bank of Industry (BOI) has identified limited funding and a lack of technical capacity as the major obstacles hindering ...
MAN Warns of Fragile Manufacturing Recovery as Sector Credit Falls to N7.72tn
The Manufacturers Association of Nigeria (MAN) has raised concerns over a 9.5 per cent decline in credit to the manufacturing ...
FIRS Introduces 10% Withholding Tax on Short-Term Investment
The Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS) has announced a new tax policy requiring banks, stockbrokers, and other financial institutions to ...
Nigerian Government, Leventis Foundation Partner to Award N2m Grants to Young Agripreneurs
The Federal Government, through the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), has partnered with the Leventis Foundation Nigeria to provide N2 ...
FG Partners With Firm to Empower Nigerian Creatives
In a major step toward strengthening Nigeria’s creative economy, the Federal Government, through the Ministry of Art, Culture, Tourism, and ...
Kano Government Disburses N260 Million to Empower 5,200 Women Across 44 LGAs
The Kano State Government has disbursed N260 million to empower another batch of 5,200 women across the state’s 44 local ...
