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isa·Community empowerment· 6 days ago

Agege Council Disburses ₦140m to Support Residents and Small Businesses

Agege Council Disburses ₦140m to Support Residents and Small Businesses

Agege Local Government Chairman Abdul-Ganiyu Obasa has distributed ₦140 million in financial support to residents, small businesses, market associations, youths and women groups across the council area. Each beneficiary received ₦100,000 to help with household needs, business restocking or expansion. The programme covered beneficiaries from Agege’s seven wards. Obasa said the intervention was meant to cushion economic hardship and support local livelihoods. He added that the council would monitor beneficiaries’ business growth and continue the empowerment programme for more residents.

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emeka6 days ago

How were residents, small businesses, market associations, youths and women groups selected for the ₦100,000 support?

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yemi6 days ago

Exactly, clear selection criteria would make the support feel fairer and easier for everyone to trust.

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hala6 days ago

₦140 million reaching different community groups shows an effort to spread support beyond just one set of residents.

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kaka6 days ago

The support is welcome, but ₦100,000 may only provide short-term relief for many household and business needs.

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kris6 days ago

Beneficiaries could prioritise urgent stock, tools or household essentials so the assistance stretches as far as possible.

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