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    First Bank to Train SMEs on Business Expansion Strategies

    Marketforces AfricaBy Marketforces AfricaMarch 22, 2026 News No Comments2 Mins Read
    First Bank to Train SMEs on Business Expansion Strategies
    Olusegun Alebiosu
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    First Bank to Train SMEs on Business Expansion Strategies

    Group Executive, e-Business and Retail Products at FirstBank, Mr Chuma Ezirim, says the bank remains committed to supporting small and medium-scale enterprises (SMEs) with practical guidance to help them grow sustainably.

    Ezirim, in a statement on Saturday in Lagos, also said SMEs have a central role in Nigeria’s economic development.

    He said the bank had deployed credit scoring systems that enable instant loans for micro-SMEs, adding that it had disbursed over one trillion naira to support customers.

    According to him, FirstBank is strengthening its support for SMEs through initiatives.

    One of these initiatives includes its SMEConnect Webinar, designed to provide business owners with knowledge and tools to improve their operations and expand their enterprises.

    The virtual event is scheduled for March 31 with the theme “Business Growth: From Adoption to Integration and Scalable Impact”.

    The webinar will focus on practical strategies to help SMEs enhance productivity.

    It will help them streamline their operations, improve customer engagement and make informed, data-driven decisions in a rapidly evolving digital environment.

    The session will feature industry experts, including Mr Temitope Odude, Senior Solutions Architect, Microsoft, who will share perspectives on business innovation and integration for SMEs.

    Other speakers include Abednego Ugwueke, Head of Digital Channels, and Ibidun Adedewe, Head of SME Acquisition and Partnerships, Firstbank. GTCO Falls by 7.4% as Investors Exit Positions

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