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  • N1bn loan available for entrepreneurs at 9% interest -Finance Minister

    N1bn loan available for entrepreneurs at 9% interest -Finance Minister

    Minister of Finance and Coordinating Minister of the Economy, Wale Edun, says the Federal Government is offering businesses including manufacturers in the country credit facilities up to ₦1bn at a 9% interest rate.

    The minister, who was a guest on a national Television program said the current administration recognises the challenge of entrepreneurs to access affordable funds for their businesses, hence the initiative.

    He said small-scale entrepreneurs can get up to ₦1m in credit facility while larger businesses can access up to ₦1bn at 9% interest rate, which is cheaper than the current interest rate of 26.25 % recommended to commercial banks by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN),

    Edun said, “The emphasis is on ramping up food production, the emphasis is on dealing with food nutrition and food insecurity.

    “Likewise, the emphasis is on helping small-scale businesses through grants, and nano enterprises through grant funding. That is being rolled out and it’s being done in a manner which, as I said before, is a world-class standard where you identify biometrically the person that is the beneficiary and you pay them through a digital process which you can easily reconcile.

    That is the emphasis, to make sure that we ramp up that speed and the scale of the help that is there even loans are 9% for medium scale enterprises, up to 1 million naira for the smaller enterprises and then for the larger enterprises up to 1 billion naira funding at 9% so that those manufacturing firms can invest grow the economy employ people produce more goods that will help to bring down inflation.”

    He assured Nigerians that food prices would come down in the coming months.

    The minister said though food insecurity is a worldwide phenomenon, the government has dedicated special funding for infrastructure to boost agricultural output.

    He said, “Inflation, yes, it is high at 33.65%, food inflation at 40.5% is worrisomely high but the fact is that inflation is coming down, month-on-month. It is slowing and it is expected to reduce as we continue the dry season harvest and then we go into the wet season harvest. That is the place to focus on and a lot of emphasis is being placed on that to get agriculture output up, to get prices down, and that will be a nig factor in bringing down inflation.”

    Prices of food and basic commodities have gone through the roof in the last weeks, as Nigerians battle the country’s current economic crisis sparked by the government’s twin policies of petrol subsidy removal and unification of forex windows.

  • Tony Elumelu Foundation approves $16.8m non-returnable seed capital for 3,369 female entrepreneurs

    Tony Elumelu Foundation approves $16.8m non-returnable seed capital for 3,369 female entrepreneurs

    The Tony Elumelu Foundation has approved the release of $5,000 non-returnable seed capital for 3,369 young African women as part of its 2021 Entrepreneurship Programme.

    According to the foundation, the grant totalling $16.8m will be given to over 68 per cent of the total candidates selected for the year.

    Recall that the foundation had earlier selected 4,949 entrepreneurs across Africa for its 2021 entrepreneurship programme.

    Announcing the development, founder of the Tony Elumelu Foundation, Mr Tony Elumelu, encouraged young African entrepreneurs to be hard working and disciplined, stating that, “the entrepreneurship journey is not linear – there are ups and downs, but by staying focused and resilient, ultimately success will come your way.

    “The future of our continent is in your hands. What you do as entrepreneurs will go a long way in lifting Africa out of poverty. I am happy that our female entrepreneurs are doing very well, with 68 per cent representation this year.”

    For its 2021 programme, the foundation said its disbursement was set at $24.75m to 5,000 African Small Medium Scale Enterprises.

  • Six innovative entrepreneurs win 2021 Zero Hunger Sprint Competition

    Six innovative entrepreneurs win 2021 Zero Hunger Sprint Competition

    About six Nigerian entrepreneurs have won this year’s ‘Zero Hunger Sprint – Nigeria’s Innovation Challenge’ held in Lagos last Friday.

    The competition aims to foster innovative approaches to end hunger, championed by Nigeria’s entrepreneurs.

    The six young men and women received cheques totaling N120 million to support their start- ups. In addition to the cash awards, the start-ups will also receive mentorship from the investor companies and participate in a six-months’ Sprint Programme designed by the United Nations World Food Programme (WFP).

    The winning innovative entrepreneurs and the amounts they received are:

    Jerry Oche: ZOWASEL (an online marketplace and crop testing service that connects smallholder farmers with premium buyers): N42 million;

    Adepeju Jaiyeoba: COLOURFUL GIGGLES (a natural baby food company working to fight hidden hunger by making baby food affordable and readily available): N21 million;

    Tosin Ayodele: AGRORITE (a company which helps smallholder farmers to access credit, data driven advisory services and premium markets): N21 million;

    Ayoola Dominic: KOOLBOKS (a company producing eco-friendly and easily accessible refrigeration solutions, powered by solar energy and equipped with Pay-As-You-Go technology): N21 million;

    Luther Lawoyin: PRICEPALLY (a digital food cooperative enabling families or small businesses to share bulk food items among a group or buy food in bulk directly from farmers or wholesalers, making it cheaper and fresher than retail): N10 million, and

    Michael Ogundare: CROP2CASH (a company which creates reliable, verifiable credit scores and risk profiles for farmers to unlock much-needed finance to improve their productivity and income): N5 million.

    The initiative and the backing it receives help to support and contribute to Nigeria’s own efforts at achieving Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 2 – which aims to bring an end to hunger.

     

    The funding for the first Zero Hunger Sprint in Nigeria was provided by five large corporations who are passionate in supporting innovative ideas in the food security and nutrition sector, under the Zero Hunger Roundtable: Promasidor; Guinness Nigeria; TGI Group; Nigerian Breweries and Tolaram Group.

    The Zero Hunger Roundtable is a multi-sector forum aimed at collectively addressing food challenges as a part of the UN’s global mandate to achieve Zero Hunger by the year 2030.

     

  • Google earmarks $6m for female startups, entrepreneurs in Africa

    Google earmarks $6m for female startups, entrepreneurs in Africa

    Google on Monday said it has renewed its commitment to support startups in Africa with a combined six million dollars funding to startups founders and female entrepreneurs in Africa.

    Nitin Gajria, Managing Director of Google Sub-Saharan Africa, said on Monday in statement that It was part of the ongoing plans to double down on supporting Black startup founders.

    Gajra said that the programme, in collaboration with the Tony Elumelu foundation, would provide seed capital to 500 women entrepreneurs in Nigeria, South Africa, Kenya and selected Francophone countries.

    He said it would prepare them to navigate their businesses through the start-up and early growth phase.

    According to Gajra, as part of Google’s global commitment to support underserved communities, three million dollars was earmarked for Startups Black Founders Fund Africa.

    ‘’This fund, which is part of the company’s radical equity commitments announced in June 2020, will provide cash awards and hands-on support to 50 Black-led startups in Africa.

    ‘’Unlike most startup investments, it does not require founders to give up any equity in exchange for funding.

    ‘’Google will be working with the Co-Creation Hub, a Google for Startups partner and leading tech community hub with presence in Nigeria, Kenya and Rwanda, to distribute the funding to the selected companies across Africa.

    “We are to help black founders grow their businesses, not just through access to capital but also through access to the best of Google’s resources.

    “We are dedicated to building a world where all women can thrive.

    “A data collected by the World Bank in 10 African countries revealed that male-owned enterprises have six times more capital than female owned enterprises.

    ‘’This huge capital gap is not stopping the rise of female entrepreneurs, but it slows them down and makes their journeys that much more challenging.

    ‘’We hope that the support to the Tony Elumelu Foundation will help accelerate the growth of women techmakers and entrepreneurs in Africa,” Gajria said.

    Bosun Tijani, Co-founder and Chief Executive Officer at Co-Creation Hub, said it was encouraging to see Google’s continued dedication to strengthening and elevating the startup ecosystem in Africa.

    Tijani said that Google was one of the early believers in tech entrepreneurs on the continent and its support over the last 10 years reflects a thoughtful commitment.

    He said that the programme was extremely timely and would not only empower founders across the continent but also deepen the pipeline and unlock follow-on funding from both local and foreign investors.

    According to him, Google understands that the growth and success of one player in the startup space lays the path for others.

    Ifeyinwa Ugochukwu, CEO at Tony Elumelu Foundation, said that as Africa’s leading philanthropy empowering young African entrepreneurs, the grant support would provide financial and technical support for additional women-owned businesses and marginalised groups in the informal sector.

    She said that there was no better time to invest in women’s economic participation on the continent than now.

    According to her, through this support, women will drive growth for local economies and enable better living conditions for their communities.

  • Tony Elumelu Foundation announces final 2,100 African Entrepreneurs for Inaugural TEF-UNDP Entrepreneurship Programme

    The Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF)—the private-sector-led philanthropy focused on empowering African entrepreneurs—has announced a final list of 2,100 entrepreneurs to benefit from the inaugural TEF-UNDP Entrepreneurship Programme.

    The Programme targets small business owners in rural communities across the 7 Sahel countries of Africa – Nigeria, Niger, Chad, Mauritania, Burkina Faso, Mali and Cameroon.

    The successful beneficiaries participated in an intensive business training administered online and in select communities in each country during the Programme. The selected young African entrepreneurs will join the alumni network of the Tony Elumelu Foundation’s flagship Entrepreneurship Programme and will each receive seed funding between $1,500 and $5,000, depending on the size of their business initiative.

    The TEF-UNDP Entrepreneurship Programme is a partnership between the Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF) and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to empower 100,000 entrepreneurs over 10 years across Africa. This mission – to economically empower young African entrepreneurs, create millions of jobs and revenue in Africa, and break the cycle of poverty on the continent – aligns with the purpose of the Tony Elumelu Foundation.

    The selection process of the TEF-UNDP Entrepreneurship Programme, which commenced with a call for applications in July 2019, ended with a pitching competition in various communities in the 7 countries, powered by the United Bank for Africa Plc, while the selection process was coordinated by Deloitte.

    Speaking on the announcement, Ahunna Eziakonwa, UNDP Africa Regional Head, said: “Youth employment and economic empowerment are critical for the socio-economic transformation of the Sahel. The sheer size of applicants, 81,000 for the TEF-UNDP Entrepreneurship Programme, demonstrates an urgent need to scale up. The regeneration of the Sahel is a key priority for UNDP. We will continue to prioritise initiatives that break down barriers to attaining the full potential of the Sahel – and bring closer to home, the hope for productive lives for Africa’s youth”.

    Ifeyinwa Ugochukwu, CEO of the Tony Elumelu Foundation, said: “Creating opportunities and giving young Africans hope for a brighter future will reduce poverty, extremism and illegal emigration in Africa. This is why at the Tony Elumelu Foundation, we forge partnerships to enable us to reach more youths and scale our impact to convert the impending demographic doom to economic boom on the continent”.

    The Tony Elumelu Foundation will begin accepting applications for its flagship Entrepreneurship Programme on January 1, 2020.

  • Tony Elumelu Foundation Announces 3,050 Entrepreneurs Selected For Fifth Cycle Of Entrepreneurship Programme

    Tony Elumelu Foundation Announces 3,050 Entrepreneurs Selected For Fifth Cycle Of Entrepreneurship Programme

    • Tony Elumelu Foundation directly funds 1,000 entrepreneurs and an additional 2,050 beneficiaries supported by Foundation’s partners
    • TEF Entrepreneurship Forum – Africa’s largest entrepreneurship convening – to be held on July 26-27

    The Tony Elumelu Foundation (TEF), the leading African philanthropy committed to empowering African entrepreneurs, Friday announced 3,050 African entrepreneurs, drawn from all 54 African countries, selected to join the 5th cycle of its $100million TEF Entrepreneurship Programme.

    The announcement was made at the Transcorp Hilton Abuja, following a presentation of the selection process by Accenture Development Partners.

    This year, over 216,000 applications were received, an increase from last year’s 151,000. Nearly 90,000 were submitted by female entrepreneurs, an increase of 45%, illustrating the Foundation’s strategy to achieve greater gender balance. The selected Entrepreneurs will each receive non- refundable $5,000 of seed capital, access to mentors, and a 12-week business training programme, directly focused on the needs of African entrepreneurs. On July 26 – 27 2019, they will gather at the TEF Entrepreneurship Forum, the largest annual gathering of African entrepreneurs and the entrepreneurship ecosystem on the continent.

    TEF Founder, Tony O. Elumelu, CON, who celebrated his birthday today, said: “Every year, we face an almost impossible task – to select 1,000 entrepreneurs, from the hundreds of thousands that apply. Our entrepreneurs are hungry to effect change. We know we are only scratching the surface, we see the depth of entrepreneurial talent, that all of us – government, business indeed African society, must harness to transform our economies and livelihoods. We must rally together to empower them and accelerate the change we want on the continent”.

    In her speech, Her Excellency, Mrs. Aisha Buhari, the wife of the President, Federal Republic of Nigeria, commended the Programme’s impact on the continent, charging the selected entrepreneurs to contribute to the advancement of the African continent.

    “Indeed, I am confident that these Tony Elumelu entrepreneurs will inspire deep confidence and be of immense value not just to Nigeria but to the entire continent,” she said.

    Speaking on the announcement, the incoming CEO, Ifeyinwa Ugochukwu, said, “The Tony Elumelu Foundation Entrepreneurship Programme has successfully empowered 7,520 entrepreneurs in its first five years of the 10- year programme.

    Marking the fifth anniversary of the 10-year programme, this year’s selection includes 2,050 entrepreneurs, supported by the Foundation’s partners in addition to the Foundation’s annual commitment of 1,000, bringing the total number of entrepreneurs empowered by the Foundation to date to 7,520.

    Last year, we launched TEFConnect – the digital networking platform for African entrepreneurs and open to all – to further democratise the access to opportunities for the thousands of entrepreneurs that cannot directly benefit from our Entrepreneurship Programme. This further demonstrates our commitment to empowering our entrepreneurs and our belief that entrepreneurship holds the key to unleashing the true potential of the African continent”, she said.

    The Foundation’s growing list of partners includes the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP), the Federal Republic of Benin (Seme City), the Anambra State Government, Indorama, the Government of Botswana and the African Development Bank (AfDB).

    For a list of the selected 2018 Tony Elumelu Entrepreneurs and information on our applicants, please visit tefconnect.com.

  • Digital business: Kaduna Govt, NGO to train female entrepreneurs

    Digital business: Kaduna Govt, NGO to train female entrepreneurs

    A Belgium-based Non-Governmental Organisation, Digital African Woman (DAW), says it will begin a six-week digital business innovative training for 100 female entrepreneurs across the country in Kaduna.

    The Creative Director of the organisation, Ms Claudia Chileshe, said on Friday in Kaduna that the training, which would commence on July 16, was being done in partnership with the Kaduna State Government.

    Chileshe said that the training, tagged “Digital Business Innovative Training”, would empower the entrepreneurs on start-up pitch, branding and marketing, design thinking, pricing and sales logistics as well as product valuation, among others.

    She said that Kaduna state was chosen because of its commitment to the development of its communities through empowerment of local female entrepreneurs.

    “With the support of the Kaduna State Government, Digital African Woman is able to extend its reach to young female entrepreneurs both in Kaduna and surrounding states of Nigeria.

    “The development will enable the entrepreneurs leverage more access to international networks, technical skills and visibility.

    “It will result in having an outlet to grow their potential businesses and extend exposure to various investments opportunities using available digital platforms,” she said.

    She said that an undisclosed award would be given to the most creative and innovative participant at the end of the training.

    She commended the state government for strengthening business and job opportunities for Nigerians through initiatives like the DAW Conference and the just concluded “Click on Kaduna” where 900 youths were trained on virtual economy.

    “Such efforts lend hope to the future of Nigeria as a whole and we look forward to a long-term partnership, and the achievement of set goals,” Chileshe said.

    DAW is a social enterprise focused on inspiring, training and developing African women into the fields of technology and entrepreneurship.

    Its mission is to develop and support innovation for female-led businesses across Africa and the diaspora through active training in digital skill development and business ideation.

     

  • ICT: Anambra targets 1,000 digital entrepreneurs

    ICT: Anambra targets 1,000 digital entrepreneurs

    No fewer than 1,000 youth from different walks of life in Anambra State will benefit from the Digital Entrepreneurship training programme organised by the state government.

    The state Deputy Governor, Dr Nkem Okeke, made the disclosure at the inauguration of the maiden Anambra DigiPrenueur Week tagged `The Next Level’ in Awka on Monday.

    Okeke said the programme was in line with Gov. Willie Obiano’s programme for the youths.

    The deputy governor said that business had moved from archaic brick and mortar approach to modern information driven system.

    He said that Obiano remained the most youth friendly governor with over 65 per cent of them as appointees of his government and some of the youngest commissioners in the country.

    The deputy governor expressed the hope that with the training and subsequent mentorship, Anambra would raise the pool of entrepreneurs that would dictate the pace in the digital world.

    In his remarks, Mr Ifeanyi Aniagor, Senior Special Assistant to the governor on Youth Empowerment and Digital Entrepreneurship said that the programme was meant for youth including employed and unemployed graduates.

    Aniagor said that it also included undergraduates and any other interested persons who wished to explore business opportunities available in the digital world.

    He said that there were lots of opportunities for internet users to make good business but decried that the right attitude and environment had not been created for them to earn legitimately.

    The governor’s aide said that the training was free with digital tools of over N2 million for distribution to outstanding trainees with mentoring of not less than six months.

    “Through this DigiPrenueur campaign, we will teach people what and how to rightly use the digital space; it focuses on self development, value reorientation and digital skills development.

    “Through creating digital entrepreneurs, we wish to eradicate unemployment, insecurity, end internet fraud also have youths who will dominate the age of digital economy,” he said.

    Also speaking, Mr Celestine Achi, Chief Executive of PR -wire said digital sector was a sure way to go in the post recession economy of Nigeria.

    Achi, who is one of the resource persons at the training, commended Obiano for creating the enabling environment that encouraged people to seek and exploit opportunities in the Information Technology sector.

    He said that his firm would empower successful trainers with about 500 units of digital tools.

    In his remark, Stanley Uzochukwu, the Chief Executive Officer of Stanel World, Awka said it was time that youths were positioned to take their place in the information age.

    Uzochukwu who is a major partner in the project urged participants to take the training seriously as leading social media, digital and information technology entrepreneurs have been invited to deliver hands-on practical lectures.

     

  • Tony Elumelu Foundation selects 1,000 Entrepreneurs for 2018 programme

    …as RED CROSS, UNDP & INDORAMA PARTNERSHIPS support further 250 beneficiaries

    …Records 151,692 registrations

    More than 150,000 Africans from 114 countries worldwide applied to join the 4th ‎cycle of The Tony Elumelu Foundation’s (TEF) 10-year, $100 million TEF Entrepreneurship Programme. Today, the Foundation announced the African entrepreneurs with the most innovative, high-potential business ideas.

    The 2018 cohort includes an additional 250 entrepreneurs to the standard selection of 1,000 – thanks to: a $1,000,000 partnership with the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) to support 200 entrepreneurs in conflict and fragile zones of Nigeria (the North East where the Boko Haram scourge is felt and the Niger Delta region which suffers environmental degradation from oil spillage) a $200,000 agreement with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) to support 40 pan-African entrepreneurs; and a $50,000 partnership with Indorama to support 10 Nigerians.

    TEF Founder, Tony O. Elumelu, CON, commented : “The number and quality of applicants, 151,000 ‎ in total, was outstanding – it illustrates the strength and depth of entrepreneurial promise and commitment on our continent. Selection is never easy, and we profoundly regret that we cannot help all. Our partnerships with the Red Cross, UNDP and Indorama, alongside ongoing discussions with other international organizations, reflect the growing global recognition of what we have known all along – that entrepreneurship is the most effective path to sustainable development on our continent and our Programme is the model to follow.”

    There was a near 50-50 split between male and female applications, ‎reflecting the entrepreneurial ambition of Africa’s women. Agriculture was the leading sector among selected entrepreneurs at 30.5%, followed by technology (10.5%) and Education&training (9%).

    TEF CEO, Parminder Vir OBE, said: “Over the next nine months, the entrepreneurs will receive online training and mentoring, and will use the skills acquired to develop business plans prior to receiving $5,000* in seed capital. This will bring TEF’s total Programme investment so far to $15 million in direct funding to entrepreneurs and $5.8 million in Programme & technology development and operations.

    Our beneficiaries have created more than 55,000 jobs and counting, and will convene from across all of Africa’s 54 countries to Lagos this October for the TEF Forum – the largest gathering of African entrepreneurs in the world.‎

     

  • How entrepreneurs use technology to grow SMEs in Nigeria

    How entrepreneurs use technology to grow SMEs in Nigeria

    Entrepreneurs behind top small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in Nigeria have revealed some of the technology tools they employ in growing their businesses in the country.

    That SMEs are a driver of the Nigerian economy is no longer news, and the Nigerian government has really put in efforts in recent times to see that this sector of the economy is harnessed.

    Entrepreneurs gathered at the Nigeria International Technology Exhibition and Conference (NITEC) 2017 all agree that technology drives businesses.

    TheNewsGuru reports one of the best take aways from the NITEC 2017 event is that the challenges of global and local economies are not killing businesses; rather, the challenges are making businesses to define new objectives, applying tech solutions; and customers are now defining how they need to be served.

    All SMEs are going online — exploiting the opportunity technology presents to grow the frontiers of business reach.

    For SMEs to reach target markets, both offline and online, technology has been a massive advantage, that it has become huge part of businesses. Combining the offline potentials of a business with the online potentials, businesses get a bigger reach. With the growing number of Nigerians using the Internet, especially the social media, SMEs are presented with a bigger advantage with technology.

    If a business is just offline-based, it would be limited to the offline reach of the business owner(s), but when it is online-based, the reach of the business is unlimited. Digital marketing tools are replete online and business partners as well, so, it is advisable to go online. For a business to be able to reach a wider population, for Nigerian businesses to go global, entrepreneurs have no option than to embrace technology and go online

    Given the power of technology, companies are now designing how to better serve customers by using specialized tools.

    Mobile apps

    Going online means a business will have a business domain (website) registered online, showcasing the products and services of the business. Taking it further, businesses are now moving away from just the website to actually developing mobile apps for the business. It works just as the website, but it is more efficient, and as the CEO of DressMeOutlet, Olatorera Oniru, puts it, “One of the most popular apps on my phone right now is Dressmeoutlet.com; we are constantly testing, and we are looking to launch this month our mobile app on iOS and Android”.

    Chat apps

    Entrepreneurs understand the importance of keeping the conversation going with customers and clients alike. “We use WhatsApp quite a lot. We are having every of our customers’ phone numbers; so we engage them using WhatsApp,” Ms. Oniru said.

    Translators

    SMEs also apply the power of translator apps to transact businesses. The entrepreneurs use the translator because the reach technology provide is unlimited, and calls can come from countries where language differ. “We have to be able to rapidly respond to orders and enquiries in languages other than the English language,” Oniru told TheNewsGuru.

    Google Analytics

    Google Analytics tells you the traffic that is coming to your website and what percentage of that traffic is being converted into sales. The DressMeOutlet bosslady said, “We use this tool as well as other tools at our backend for us to know about our abandoned cart rates, as customers sometimes would rapidly check out and found out that, for instance, shipping is too expensively; so, they are gone! When we see our abandoned cart rates, we are able to call such customers to get feedback, and discuss how to make such customers come back to complete their purchase(s).

    LinkedIn

    Nigerian entrepreneurs have embraced the power of LinkedIn to reach peculiars customers and clients alike. The entrepreneurs create their business profile page on LinkedIn, and personal profile page with staff profiles linked to the business page so that the clients and customers engaging them would know they are actually employed by the company.

    Payment apps

    There is a company called Paystack. It’s a Nigerian payment platform. The good thing about Paystack is that, as an indigenous payments platform, you can actually make payments for business transactions outside of Nigeria.

    Uber

    It would surprise you to know that entrepreneurs use Uber taxis to quickly reach their clients and customers, and they say this has been really productive.

    Facebook/Twitter

    Entrepreneurs say they use the power of Facebook and Twitter to promote the reach of their businesses to friends, families and persons they haven’t even met before.

    More tools

    Other tools used by Nigerian entrepreneurs are human resources tool, tams,Slack; financial accounting app, QuickBooks; Google Suite; Bitbucket Git; and Hootsuite.

     

    Entrepreneurs actually combine all these solutions to growing the reach of their businesses, thereby breaking the barriers of doing business in Nigeria.

    NITEC 2017 focused heavily on the future of big data, analytics and applications for SMEs development. It went a long way to show businesses must be able to maximize the power of cloud computing, as given the explosion of technology, big data now demands businesses use cloud computing and analytics to provide cognitive solutions to business problems.

    These are some of the solutions technology provides for SMEs in Nigeria. If you think anything is missing on this list, please leave a comment below after seeing this video.

    https://youtu.be/uO8O8ka-wR0