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MANEG intensifies efforts to help Nigerian SMEs access government-backed export incentives, boosting manufacturing growth and global market access.

A new report indicates that Nigerian Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) are highly vulnerable to cyberattacks due to inadequate preparedness, urging businesses to adopt essential cybersecurity measures.

A Mastercard index reveals that 81% of Nigerian SMEs are confident about the year ahead, with digital payments and staff upskilling identified as key growth priorities.

FirstBank has introduced its "FirstSME" current account, designed with a clear value proposition to harness the vast opportunities within Nigeria's Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SME) sector and empower their growth.

Digital tools are transforming the ambitions of Nigerian Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) into reality, according to a new playbook. This highlights the increasing role of technology in fostering business growth in Nigeria.

According to the Mastercard SME Confidence Index, 81% of Nigerian small and medium enterprises are confident about the next 12 months, with strong growth ambitions driven by digital adoption.

FCMB's Senior VP, George Ogbonnaya, emphasizes that Nigerian small and medium-sized enterprises require robust infrastructure, skills development, and digital transformation, not just financial aid, to thrive.

PalmPay is investing in direct interventions to expand financial access for entrepreneurs and support the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises in Nigeria.

Loma Bank has partnered with Liberty Hub to provide embedded finance solutions, expanding digital banking access to over 11,000 small and medium-sized enterprises and entrepreneurs in Nigeria.