Registration for Ibom Ignite 2023 is ongoing...
Registration for Ibom Ignite 2023 is ongoing...
Grants
The most meaningful way to succeed is to help others succeed.
- Adam Grant
Business Grants
Do you have a creative business idea in mind but there are no funds to make it come alive? Here’s a great opportunity for you to consider.
We partner with relevant bodies to help young entrepreneurs with startup capitals, training, and mentorship programmes. These are exclusive offers given to you once your business has been registered with us, then you're eligible to apply for grants.
Here are the basic criteria you must consider;
1. Before registering, identify that your business aligns with our grants objectives.
2. Your business must meet the requirements such as business size, industry sector and our specific grant objectives.
3. Your business documentation must include business plans, financial statements, identification documents required in the grant application.
4. You must fill out the grant application form accurately and provide all the required details.
You can submit your application if you meet the requirements listed above. If you are eligible, the community will carefully review your submission before you get selected.
Some Beneficiaries & their Successes
Ruth Bassey
Confectionery
₦500,000
Bought a commercial mixer and another oven. Started NAFDAC registration and also hired five staff.
Hanson Effiong
Fish Farmer
₦250,000
Fish farming has increased capacity from 500 to 1000 fishes. He has also been able to hire one staff to assist him in his business.
Ndifreke Akpekong
Cassava Farmer
₦500,000
Has cultivated 0.7 hectares of cassava plantation. He also employed over 15 persons directly and indirectly in the community.
Udofia Emmanuel
Metal Fabrication
₦250,000
Acquired a new machine for metal fabrication and also hired two additional staff for his business.
Blessing Udofot
Fashion Designer
₦300,000
Generator, pressing iron and a new sewing machine were acquired. Got a space for sewing business and has employed additional contract staff
Marshal Inyang
Retail
₦250,000
Produced invoices, stamps and letterheads. Rented a shop at the main market and stocked up more goods for sale.
Tochukwu Enujiofor
Production
₦500,000
The grant helped to purchase materials for his jobs. Diversified into tomato paste business after pruchasing freezer and a generator.
Ofonbuk Anthony
Shoe Maker
₦200,000
Rented a shop, acquired show filing machine and purchased shoemaking materials for more production.