The Business Hub (TBH), in partnership with Sterling Bank, is inviting Nigerian businesses to apply for the TBH MSME Pitchaton 1.0, a programme offering a combination of grant funding, loan access and growth support.
The initiative is designed to help micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) strengthen operations and expand. According to the programme website, selected businesses may access a hybrid funding package of up to ₦10 million, alongside mentorship, digital tools, market access and a banking partnership.
The programme also supports businesses beyond finance through guidance and resources to improve operations and pursue growth.
What the programme offers
The support package includes:
The programme lists a 12-month support duration and says more than 500 micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) have been empowered. The website also indicates that six industries are covered, although the supplied information does not name those sectors.
Who can apply?
Applicants are expected to meet the following criteria:
Applicants should review the programme’s terms and conditions before submitting their details. Funding is not automatic: shortlisted applicants will pitch to a panel of industry experts and financial partners. Businesses selected after evaluation will proceed to funding and onboarding, subject to the programme’s process and applicable requirements.
How to apply
Applicants should provide accurate information and avoid anyone promising guaranteed funding in exchange for payment. Check the official website for instructions and details before applying.