From empowering local entrepreneurs to supporting individuals to achieve their Lagos dream , our impact story in Lagos has been a journey of growth and progress. As we continue to build capacity in our state,

Happy International Women's Day 🎉. We applaud your hard work & dedication. We also celebrate your zeal & resilience. We remain steadfast in our commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion. Cheers to creating a more inclusive future for all 🥂. #EmbraceEquity #IWD2023

Silas Okafor says thank you to the Lagos State Government when his shop was destroyed and looted during the aftermath of the EndSars Protests, he says he just heard and applied for the Grant and he got it. He appreciates Lagos State Govt for saving him. #SanwoAgain

Jubril A. Gawat Gboyega Akosile Lagos State Employment Trust Fund Gbenga Omotoso Teju Abisoye TEMPLE 01 🇳🇬 I have seen a lot of people who have also accessed Lagos state grants and loans through LSETF. Thanks Sanwolu.

Governor Babajide Sanwo-Olu says the Lagos State Employment Trust Fund has given support to about 35,000 small businesses which is targeted at Young People, The Graduate Internship Programme is also targeted at Young people, DelYorke, Ebony Creative Academy and others have also trained a lot of youths in the

Excited to be a Guest Speaker at the Ecclesia Hills Business Conference, Open for Business II (O4B II) themed "Planting in the Land" based on Genesis 26:12-13 this Saturday, March 25th at The Wheatbaker, Lagos. #O4BII #NationBuilding #PlantingInTheLand #wemove🇳🇬🇳🇬🇳🇬🎯

What the Team has built and continue to do in the ecosystem is remarkable. It is always exciting to see it recognized. 💫💫💫

A critical pillar of the Tech ecosystem in Nigeria is Talents. In alignment with the strategic plans of the Hon Minister Dr. 'Bosun Tijani, Lagos State Employment Trust Fund has partnered with INGRYD Academy to train 4,000 mid level tech talents in 1 year on a full scholarship. 842 are already in training

Happy 85th Birthday Madam President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf - thank you for your inspiration and daring us #amujaes to dream big.

If Nigerian woman were truly liberated and empowered, Nigeria will see levels of growth and development it could never had imagined! That’s it. We are the miracle !

As a proud Amujae leader, I am delighted to celebrate former President Madam Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, who turned 85 today. Thank you for your inspiring leadership and tireless advocacy for women in governance. Happy 85th birthday! #Amujae #EllenJohnsonSirleaf #WomeninLeadership

We are pleased to announce the launch of the Startup Support and Engagement Portal, startup.gov.ng, a key requirement for the implementation of the Nigeria Startup Act. The startup portal will drive the identification and aggregation of Nigerian startups, venture

It was a pleasure to contribute to this conversation #TheAfricaRoundtable Africa’s youth are our next biggest export and we need to scale our Programmes for global standards. #skills #youthproductivity #bridgingthedigitalgap

As part of #IWD2024, Amujae Leader Teju Abisoye joined Thabo Mbeki Foundation's International Women's Day Dialogue panel, discussing women's economic empowerment and exclusion in rural areas. Watch the panel: bit.ly/4ac98Jl #CountHerIn The WDB Trust

#HMtradeandinvestment #drj #Godhasthis

Two years into President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s administration, Nigeria is boldly charting a reform-driven path to inclusive growth. Today, we marked this journey at Alaro City Free Zone, home to Itana—Nigeria’s first Digital Special Economic Zone. As part of a relaunch,

Relaunch of National Talent Export Programme (NATEP) to create 100,000 jobs across technology and BPO. To young Nigerians watching: this program is about you, for you, and with you. The future of work isn’t somewhere else — it’s being built right here, by you.

On Day 1 of #UNGA80, the Federal Ministry of Industry, Trade & Investment hosted Nigeria Investment Day 2025, a high-level platform convening global investors and private-sector leaders at a decisive moment for Nigeria’s economy.

Today in Lagos, Nigeria hosted the first AfCFTA Digital Trade Regulators’ Roundtable, bringing together regulators from Egypt, Ghana, Kenya, South Africa, and Rwanda, with practical insights on regulatory collaboration in the continental market. 📸 Oluwasegun Oke