President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has engaged in a strategic meeting with Flutterwave leadership to drive youth empowerment, SME development, and Nigeria's digital economy expansion.The discussions build on Flutterwave's recent MoU with the Ministry of Yo… Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader FG, Flutterwave partner to boost SMEs, digital economy By Busola Bamidele on February 24, 2025 President Bola Ahmed Tinubu has engaged in a strategic meeting with Flutterwave leadership to drive youth empowerment, SME development, and Nigeria's digital economy expansion. The discussions build on Flutterwave's recent MoU with the Ministry of Youth Development, aimed at providing start-up funding, mentorship, and skill development for young Nigerians. This initiative aligns with Tinubu's Renewed Hope Agenda, prioritizing job creation and economic diversification. Through partnerships with NYSC and CLTC, young entrepreneurs will access business funding, leadership training, and mentorship. Read also: FG, Flutterwave partner to boost SMEs, digital economy FG approves food processing equipment institute in Ekiti FG approves food processing equipment institute in Ekiti Alcohol, Tobacco Lead as Nigeria's Inflation Hits 24.48% – NBS Africa's 'Buy Now, Pay Later' market to Hit $10.63 billion – Report Additionally, SMEDAN's collaboration with Flutterwave will enhance MSMEs' digital payment solutions, financial access, and capacity-building programs. NITDA is also working with Flutterwave to accelerate digital adoption among SMEs. Flutterwave CEO Olugbenga Agboola reaffirmed the company's commitment to technology-driven economic growth. Tinubu emphasized the importance of public-private partnerships in equipping Nigeria's youth and businesses for global competitiveness.

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Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader FG approves food processing equipment institute in Ekiti By sbinsights on February 24, 2025 The Federal Government has approved the establishment of the Food Processing Equipment and Machinery Development Institute (FOPEMDI) in Ekiti State, reinforcing its commitment to agricultural advancement. In a letter to Governor Biodun Oyebanji, NASENI's Executive Vice Chairman, Khalil Halilu, requested land for a permanent site and a temporary location for the institute's immediate takeoff. Reacting, Ekiti's Agriculture Commissioner, Ebenezer Boluwade, hailed the approval as another major boost for the state, crediting it to the government's diligence and commitment to economic growth. Read also: FG approves food processing equipment institute in Ekiti FG approves food processing equipment institute in Ekiti Alcohol, Tobacco Lead as Nigeria's Inflation Hits 24.48% – NBS Africa's 'Buy Now, Pay Later' market to Hit $10.63 billion – Report Nigeria's AI investments to boost economy by $15 billion by 2030 He thanked President Bola Tinubu, emphasizing that FOPEMDI aligns with the administration's focus on agricultural development. This comes after Ekiti was designated as the pilot state for agriculture in the South West, selected for an Agricultural Skills Programme by NADF, and chosen as the site for the region's first soil assessment laboratory.

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Read on blog or Reader SMALL BUSINESS INSIGHTS Read on blog or Reader FG approves food processing equipment institute in Ekiti By Busola Bamidele on February 24, 2025 The Federal Government has approved the establishment of the Food Processing Equipment and Machinery Development Institute (FOPEMDI) in Ekiti State, reinforcing its commitment to agricultural advancement. In a letter to Governor Biodun Oyebanji, NASENI's Executive Vice Chairman, Khalil Halilu, requested land for a permanent site and a temporary location for the institute's immediate takeoff. Reacting, Ekiti's Agriculture Commissioner, Ebenezer Boluwade, hailed the approval as another major boost for the state, crediting it to the government's diligence and commitment to economic growth. Read also: FG approves food processing equipment institute in Ekiti Alcohol, Tobacco Lead as Nigeria's Inflation Hits 24.48% – NBS Africa's 'Buy Now, Pay Later' market to Hit $10.63 billion – Report Nigeria's AI investments to boost economy by $15 billion by 2030 AfDB grants $1 million for emergency food aid in flood-hit Northeast Nigeria He thanked President Bola Tinubu, emphasizing that FOPEMDI aligns with the administration's focus on agricultural development. This comes after Ekiti was designated as the pilot state for agriculture in the South West, selected for an Agricultural Skills Programme by NADF, and chosen as the site for the region's first soil assessment laboratory.

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