For families and communities
The support helps people run their own trade and provide for their families. Women have received direct business support, and young people are being brought into economic programmes.
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ARISE Traders, Equipment and MSME support, mini buses and car in Ukanafun
Support to traders and small businesses: 89 traders received grants worth N47,000,000 in total, 68 people received equipment, 1 received an MSME grant, 2 received mini buses and 1 received a car.
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Key figures
89 beneficiaries, N47,000,000Traders Grant
68 beneficiariesEquipment Support
1 beneficiaryMSME Grant
2Mini buses
1Car
ARISE Town Square Meeting for Ukanafun/Oruk Anam Federal Constituency, QIC Central School, Ikot Akpa Nkuk, UkanafunPresentation event
154 traders grants, 131 equipment support, 4 MSME grants of N5 million each, for Ukanafun and Oruk Anam togetherConstituency totals at the meeting
About the programme
The ARISE Traders, Equipment and MSME support programme gives cash grants, work equipment and vehicles to traders and small business owners. In Ukanafun Local Government Area, 89 traders received grants worth N47,000,000 in total. Another 68 people received equipment, one person received an MSME grant, two received mini buses and one received a car.
The support was presented by Governor Umo Eno at the ARISE Town Square Meeting for Ukanafun/Oruk Anam Federal Constituency, held at QIC Central School, Ikot Akpa Nkuk, in Ukanafun. Across the whole federal constituency, 154 people received traders grants, 131 received equipment and four received MSME grants of N5 million each.
The grants are meant to add working capital for market traders. The equipment is meant to help artisans and skilled workers take on more work. The mini buses and car are meant to support transport of goods and passengers.
The programme is expected to help families earn a steady income, support women and young people in business and boost trade in Ukanafun. It is part of the support for small enterprise under the ARISE Agenda.
Who it reaches
- Market traders
- Artisans and skilled workers
- Small business owners
- Transport operators
- Women and young people in business
People reached
89Traders GrantUkanafun
Impact on people and communities
For work and income
Grants add to traders' working capital, and equipment lets artisans take on more work. Mini buses and a car can be used for transport business, which also helps people and goods move around the area.
Governor Umo Eno
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