By Hammed Shittu in Ilorin
Kwara State government has urged business owners in the state to take the chance of World Bank $20million loan earmarked for the state so as to cushion the effects of COVID-19 pandemic on their businesses.
The Acting General Manager of the State’s Social Investment Programmes (KWASSIP), Mr. Brimah Muhammad made the charge in Ilorin during the sensitisation programme on Kwara NG-CARES for MSMEs.
According to him, “We are here today for a town hall sensitisation meeting on MSMEs across Kwara State to let them know about the CARES/World Bank programme. It is COVID-19 Action Recovery and Economic Stimulus Programme which is set up to support MSMEs in various sectors and in various ways due to COVID-19 pandemic, the losses they may have incurred during that period.”
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