Many countries are putting different measures in place to help businesses survive the coronavirus outbreak. About two weeks ago, we reported how some African governments are playing their part to support businesses at this critical time.
In Nigeria, the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) and the Federal Ministry of Finance, Budget, and National Planning introduced a ₦50 billion Targeted Credit Facility (TCF) as a stimulus package to assist families and micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs). The intervention fund is also available to manufacturers, households, pharmaceutical and medical supplies, firms in agricultural value chain activities, etc.
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It should be noted that the exit date for this monetary and fiscal measure is December 2024 and the apex bank will continue to review the framework of FG’s ₦50bn Credit Facility from time to time.
In this regard, smepeaks is liaising with Sidebrief — a company focused on making compliance affordable for locals and foreigners doing business in Nigeria — to provide end-to-end support, guide, analysis and necessary documentation your business needs to qualify for, and access the FG’s ₦50bn Credit Facility.
The goal for both partners is to help as many legitimate businesses as possible access loans to keep up with their business operations pre and post-pandemic until the Nigerian economy rebounds.
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