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SMEDAN has reopened its Conditional Grant Scheme, offering a non-repayable N50,000 grantBusinesses that receive the grant must employ at least one additional person as part of the scheme’s job creation conditionsApplicants need to provide basic business details including CAC registration number, industry type
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The Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN) has opened applications for its Conditional Grant Scheme (CGS), offering eligible nano and micro businesses a non-repayable grant of N50,000 to support business growth and job creation.
The programme is designed to help small enterprises strengthen their operations through financial support that does not require repayment, provided beneficiaries comply with the scheme’s conditions.
Nigerian small business owners can now apply for SMEDAN’s N50,000 grant Photo: BloombergSource: Getty Images
According to SMEDAN, the Conditional Grant Scheme is part
