President Bola Tinubu has directed the disbursement of N150,000 grant to each participant of the expanded national micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) clinic.
President Bola Tinubu has directed the disbursement of N150,000 grant to each participant of the expanded national micro, small, and medium enterprises clinic.
Speaking at the launch, Shettima said the N150,000 was an outright grant that does not require beneficiaries to repay. “Small businesses are the lifelines of communities across the nation and a strong pillar of stability during this critical phase of our economic transition,” Shettima said.Advertisement
The vice-president said while it competes ideally with others globally, the hub has the potential to create an estimated 48,000 jobs annually.
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