The Abuja Enterprise Agency has launched the 2026 edition of the Young Entrepreneurs’ Fund Competition to support youth-led businesses across Nigeria.
The programme targets Nigerians aged 18 to 35 and is designed to help turn business ideas into sustainable ventures through training, mentorship, and access to funding opportunities.
According to the agency, the initiative focuses on strengthening micro, small, and medium enterprises while promoting job creation and economic growth. Priority sectors include Information and Communication Technology, agriculture, and the creative industry, with a strong focus on fashion.
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Participants will receive business development support and the opportunity to pitch their ideas to investors, helping them scale and improve their operations.
Stakeholders say the competition is part of broader efforts to address youth unemployment and improve access to structured support for entrepreneurs. Applications are currently open, with nationwide outreach underway to attract a diverse pool of young innovators.
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