The growth trajectory of Lagos’ small and medium enterprises got a major boost as OmoeKOH, a Lagos-based community of young builders, distributed ₦200 million in grants, business support packages, and tools to young entrepreneurs and innovators.
The organization’s empowerment for the entrepreneurs was at its inaugural Wealth and Impact Summit held recently in Lagos which attracted over 5,000 youths, traders, tech enthusiasts, and business owners.
It was convened by Imran Oladimeji Hamzat of OmoeKOH, a movement launched just three weeks ago to recognize and empower young creatives, founders, and employees who have been building from “their little corners”.
Obafemi Hamzat, Deputy Governor of Lagos State, represented by Akinyemi Bankole Ajigbotafe, Commissioner for Wealth Creation and Employment said “This summit is designed to provide a platform where ideas meet opportunity, mentorship, and capital. It aligns with our administration’s determination to create an enabling environment where enterprises can thrive,” the Commissioner stated.
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