By Aliu Joshua
Fidelity Bank has launched the Entrepreneurship Mastery Program (EMP) 18 to equip entrepreneurs with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in global trade. The program aims to promote Nigeria’s non-oil exports and support the growth of small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
The EMP 18 program is designed to provide entrepreneurs with access to training, mentorship, and networking opportunities. The program will focus on key areas such as export market research, export documentation, and logistics management.
Fidelity Bank’s Managing Director, Mrs. Nneka Onyeali-Ikpe, emphasized the bank’s commitment to supporting entrepreneurs and promoting Nigeria’s non-oil exports. She noted that the EMP 18 program is part of the bank’s efforts to drive economic growth and development in Nigeria.
The program has been welcomed by industry stakeholders, who cited the need for more initiatives to support entrepreneurs and promote Nigeria’s non-oil exports. They noted that the EMP 18 program is a testament to Fidelity Bank’s commitment to driving economic growth and development in Nigeria.
The development is seen as a significant step forward for Nigeria’s non-oil export sector. The EMP 18 program is expected to have a positive impact on entrepreneurs, particularly those in the SME sector, by providing them with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in global trade.
Fidelity Bank has pledged to continue its efforts to support entrepreneurs and promote Nigeria’s non-oil exports. The bank is committed to driving economic growth and development in Nigeria through initiatives such as the EMP 18 program.
