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The federal government has inaugurated the board of the National Credit Guarantee Company Limited (NCGC), a new initiative aimed at improving access to affordable financing for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) across Nigeria.Vice President K… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader FG launches national credit guarantee firm to ease financing for small businesses By sbinsights on July 6, 2025 The federal government has inaugurated the board of the National Credit Guarantee Company Limited (NCGC), a new initiative aimed at improving access to affordable financing for micro, small, and medium enterprises (MSMEs) across Nigeria. Vice President Kashim Shettima, who presided over the inauguration at the Presidential Villa in Abuja, described the NCGC as a crucial step toward promoting economic inclusion and grassroots development through increased access to credit. "This is a critical engine in our pursuit of sustainable growth," he said. "These entrepreneurs don't seek handouts—they simply want their ideas to be met with the confidence of our financial institutions." Read also FG launches national credit guarantee firm to ease financing for small businesses MAN DG says private sector success proves government should exit oil refining business Kaduna businesses earn SON certification to boost product quality, market trust Katsina intensifies business reforms with PEBEC-backed stakeholder engagement FG introduces tax relief to spur innovation and boost local production The NCGC, which was officially established on May 29, 2025, by President Bola Tinubu with an initial capital base of ₦100 billion, is expected to provide credit guarantees to small businesses that have long struggled to secure loans from banks. According to Shettima, the company will serve as a trusted bridge between lenders and business owners in sectors such as agriculture, manufacturing, services, and technology. To drive the initiative, the president has appointed former Speaker of the House of Representatives, Yakubu Dogara, as the board chairman. The move comes as part of broader efforts by the federal government to support small businesses and unlock the potential of Nigeria's MSME sector, which is widely regarded as a key driver of employment and economic growth.

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The Director-General of the Manufacturers' Association of Nigeria (MAN), Segun Ajayi-Kadir, has called on the federal government to fully privatize the country's four national refineries, insisting that the private sector has shown greater capacity … Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader MAN DG says private sector success proves government should exit oil refining business By sbinsights on July 6, 2025 The Director-General of the Manufacturers' Association of Nigeria (MAN), Segun Ajayi-Kadir, has called on the federal government to fully privatize the country's four national refineries, insisting that the private sector has shown greater capacity to drive efficiency and energy security. Speaking in an interview with Channels Television, Ajayi-Kadir pointed to the performance of the Dangote Refinery as proof that government has "no business doing business" in fuel refining. According to him, the removal of fuel subsidies, while initially harsh on manufacturers, has paved the way for broader reforms in the energy sector. He stressed that private investment, like that of Dangote, has helped reduce logistics costs, cut out profiteering middlemen, and increase the availability of petroleum products. "Before now, Nigeria was exporting crude and importing refined fuel—a tragic mismatch for a country rich in oil. But with local refining now gaining traction, especially through private efforts, we're seeing prices come down and supply chains improve," he said. Read also FG launches national credit guarantee firm to ease financing for small businesses MAN DG says private sector success proves government should exit oil refining business Kaduna businesses earn SON certification to boost product quality, market trust Katsina intensifies business reforms with PEBEC-backed stakeholder engagement FG introduces tax relief to spur innovation and boost local production Ajayi-Kadir dismissed concerns about monopoly, noting that the real issue lies in the inefficiency of other players, not the dominance of one. "We should focus on performance and the value delivered to consumers," he said. He argued that energy costs account for over 40% of manufacturing expenses, and any improvement in supply—particularly through local production of diesel and compressed natural gas—would lower production costs and revive small and medium businesses. He also urged the government to tackle insecurity, which he says has forced 60% of manufacturers in the North East to shut down, and called for reforms in the electricity distribution sector to guarantee consistent power for industrial growth. "The government should incentivize serious investors and step back from operating businesses. The cost of maintaining inefficient state-owned refineries is unfair to the Nigerian people," he added.

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