Four thousand Micro, Small and Medium Scale businesses in Abuja are to benefit from government’s capacity building exercise to help the sector combat much of its growth challenges.
Correspondent Lara Afolayan reports that the MSME clinic is an enterprise development initiative of government to assist small businesses.
Its objective is to afford small business owners an opportunity to voice out their frustrations in doing business.
The authorities will be available to hear them out with a view to fixing these problems.
The small business clinic is also to expose industry operators in the Nigerian capital to investment opportunities, help grow their profiles and provide market as well as export windows for them.
The Abuja MSME clinic is coming ahead of a one stop center to be domiciled at the capital city’s enterprise development agency, where would be business owners could make useful enquiries on processes involved.
Nigeria’s MSMEs business clinics are in support of government’s diversification efforts.
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