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30 grants 5 sources July 27, 2026
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Key Funding Categories
Seed Grants & Startup Funding SME Loans & Government Programs Tech Accelerators & Innovation Women & Youth Entrepreneurship Specialized Fellowships & Scholarships
Grants Worth Applying For
1
Jerry Eze Foundation Business & Entrepreneurship Grant Program
Offers substantial funding for business growth and expansion.
2
GET Compass SME Business Grant
Provides significant capital injection for small and medium enterprises.
3
Poju Oyemade N150 Million Grant
Large grant pool targeting early-stage ventures.
4
REA Cleantech Grants
Targets renewable energy and clean technology innovations.
5
Tony Elumelu Foundation TEF Entrepreneurship Programme
Flagship pan-African program with mentorship and seed capital.
Funding Intelligence
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Funding Trends

Increased focus on women and youth entrepreneurship with dedicated grants like Bloom Grant and Flutterwave x Toke Makinwa Glow Up Grant.
Government and private sector collaboration through programs like BOI FGN MSME Intervention and Federal Government Student Capital Grant.
Rise of cleantech and sustainability funding, exemplified by REA's $20,000 Cleantech Grants.
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Application Tips

Ensure your business is formally registered and has a clear value proposition to meet eligibility criteria.
Prepare a concise business plan and financial projections, as most grants require detailed proposals.
Apply early and follow instructions precisely; many programs have rolling deadlines or limited slots.
Funding Landscape

The Nigerian funding landscape in 2026 is vibrant, with numerous grants, loans, and accelerator programs available for entrepreneurs and SMEs. Key opportunities range from large-scale grants like the Jerry Eze Foundation ($300,000) and Poju Oyemade (N150 million) to targeted initiatives for women, youth, and cleantech startups. Government programs such as the BOI FGN MSME Intervention and Federal Government Student Capital Grant provide additional support. Entrepreneurs should act quickly, as deadlines vary, and focus on crafting strong applications with clear business models.

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