Monday, 4 January 2016

Apply For the Tony Elumelu Entrepreneurship $5,000 Grant for 1000 Persons Across Africa

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If you are an entrepreneur seeking to start a business or expand your existing business, you should apply for Tony Elumelu Entrepreneurship Program. This might be your chance to live your dreams.

It will avail you with the opportunity to undergo entrepreneurial mentoring and guidance, and a live entrepreneurship boot camp. You also stand the chance to be among the selected 1000 entrepreneurs across Africa that will win $5,000 in grants to start or expand your business.
The portal was opened  on the 1st of January, 2016. You should visit Tony Elumelu Entrepreneurship Programme Webpage to apply if interested.

I indulge you to grab this opportunity so that you could make that innovative dream business you have conceived come to life. Don't feel inadequate or inferior about your ideas. You never know,  your Ideas Can Transform Africa.
This entrepreneurship programme is a competitive one so read instructions carefully. Records shows that many people fail examinations because they don't take time to read instructions.
Make sure it's a sustainable business that will be able to generate wealth and help in combating the issue of unemployment.

About Tony Elumelu Entrepreneurship Programme

The Tony Elumelu Entrepreneurship Programme is an initiative of the Tony Elumelu Foundation geared towards building about 10,000 African entrepreneurs over a period of 10 years starting from 2014.The aim is to create 1,000,000 jobs and contribute $10 billion in annual revenues to Africa’s economy over this period.

TEEP is a Pan-African entrepreneurship initiative which  is a multi-year programme of training, funding, and mentoring, designed to empower the next generation of African entrepreneurs.

Once again, the TEEP website is http://tonyelumelufoundation.org/teep
Application Deadline is March 1st 2016.
Take your time! Good luck.



Credit: entrepreneurssquare.com, Tonyelumelufoundation.org

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