5 Business Grants & Programs You Need to Apply by FG & NGO
- Nigerian entrepreneurs still have a golden window to tap into high-impact opportunities that can transform their businesses.
From funding and training to global exposure, MSME Africa has curated the most valuable programs available right now.
- If you’re a startup founder, small business owner, or aspiring entrepreneur, these 10 opportunities are tailored to elevate your hustle before the month ends.
SMEDAN ₦50K Conditional Grant Scheme for Micro Enterprises 2025
The Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN) has launched a variety of strategic programmes to support entrepreneurs, drive economic growth, and strengthen the capacities of Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) across the country.
Africa Agri-Food Development Program (AADP) Grant for SMEs (Up to €100,000 Grant Funding)
Deadline: August 15, 2025
- The Africa Agri-Food Development Programme (AADP) is Ireland’s flagship initiative supporting the role of the private sector in sustainable food systems development
BATNF Farmers for the Future Program 2025 (10Million Grant)
The Farmers for the Future (F4F) Grant is an Agricultural Entrepreneurship grant designed to support young people with viable agri-businesses with equity-free capital and other associated support they may require to scale their businesses
Sterling Bank Non-Oil Export Academy, 2025
The Sterling Non-Oil Export Academy is an initiative by Sterling Bank designed to provide expert advisory services and hands-on training for exporters seeking to thrive in the non-oil export space - with the ultimate goal of accelerating Nigeria’s non-oil export growth.
DBN 7TH Entrepreneurship Training Programme 2025
- The annual DBN Entrepreneurship Training Programme (DBNETP) is the flagship programme of the Development Bank of Nigeria and is currently in its 7th Cycle.
Capacity building is a core mandate of the Development Bank of Nigeria, and so far, the Bank has trained over 4000 MSMEs across Nigeria digitally and physically, leveraging partnerships and the DBN Learning Management System (LMS).
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