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Access Corporation, NerdzFactory unveil PowerUP programme to empower Nigerian youths

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June 25, 2023
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Access Corporation and Nerdzfactory Foundation have announced the launch of the PowerUP Programme, a comprehensive initiative to empower Nigerian youths with the skills and resources needed to start and grow successful businesses.

According to a statement made available to the media, the programme will provide training, mentorship, and access to funding of 500 young entrepreneurs.

Director, NerdzFactory Foundation, Ade’ Olowojoba said the programme is a critical investment in Nigeria’s future.

“The program will focus on three key areas: ‘Masterclass, a series of workshops and webinars led by successful entrepreneurs will cover business planning, marketing, and financial management topics; Accelerator, A rigorous boot camp that will help participants refine their business ideas and develop a plan for market entry and the pitch and Demo-Day which is a showcase event where participants present their businesses to a panel of investors and potential partners,” he said.

He stressed that the PowerUP Programme is aligned with the urgent needs of Nigeria’s young population and the economic landscape, by increasing youth participation in entrepreneurship, inspiring more young individuals to consider entrepreneurship a viable career path through exposure to affordable financing options and training in vital business skills, young entrepreneurs will be better equipped to establish and operate successful enterprises.

The PowerUP Programme will commence in June 2023 and will be held virtually and in physical locations in Lagos and Ekiti State with the support of Access Corporation, Africa’s leading financial institution that is committed to driving economic development.

“By empowering young people with the tools they need to succeed, we can help to create a more prosperous and equitable Nigeria. The PowerUP Programme is a unique opportunity for young entrepreneurs to learn from some of the best minds in business. We are excited to see what these young entrepreneurs will achieve,” he added.

He revealed that the PowerUP Programme is open to all Nigerian youth between 18 and 35 years.

“The programme is just one of the ways that Access Corporation and Nerdzfactory Foundation are working collaboratively to empower Nigerians. Both organisations are committed to creating a more prosperous and equitable Nigeria, and they believe that entrepreneurship is one of the best ways to achieve that goal,” he said.

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