Access Bank's W Initiative, Lagos govt's LSETF to empower 4,000 female entrepreneurs

Daily Post Nigeria
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Female entrepreneurs now have more reasons to smile and succeed with a discounted financing solution known as the “LSETF-W Initiative Loan” specially created by the Access Bank W Initiative program in partnership with the Lagos State Employee Trust Fund (LSETF) to provide low-interest loans for female businesses to flourish in the state.
L-R: Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu; Herbert Wigwe, CEO – Access Bank; Ayona Trimnell – Group Head, ‘W’ Initiative, Access Bank during the launch of Lagos State Employee Trust Fund (LSETF).
The “LSETF- W Initiative loan” is a financing scheme for female traders/MSME’s operating in Lagos state regardless of their state of origin. This means applications from non-indigenes who are resident in Lagos and own at least 50% ownership in either start-ups, micro-enterprises, or small and medium enterprises will be accepted for consideration.

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