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Application into the KADSTEP Entrepreneurship programme could get you a $15,000 business loan

Kaduna State governor, Nasir El-Rufai and his deputy, Barnabas Bala
Kaduna State governor, Nasir El-Rufai and his deputy, Barnabas Bala
At the end of the program, participants who qualify will have access to a N3 million (approximately $15,000) loan from the Bank of Industry.
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The Kaduna Startup and Entrepreneurship Programme (KADSTEP) is a job creation initiative put together by a combination  of the Kaduna State government, Kaduna Business School, and the Bank of Industry and its hopes to see the launch of Kaduna’s first indigenous startup accelerator.

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According to Enterprise54, the entrepreneurship programme is scheduled to take a total of 12 weeks – 10 weeks of intensive entrepreneurship training at the Kaduna Business School, followed by an exam and 2 weeks of mentorship training.

At the end of the program, participants who qualify will have access to a N3 million (approximately $15,000) loan from the Bank of Industry.

Entrerprise54 reports that all businesses ideas are eligible for interested participants, even if it is already a startup.

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Other requirements for participation include post-secondary school qualification, the business must be located in Kaduna State, and interested participants must be between the ages of 18 and 45.

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