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Vice President KashimShetima stated Wednesday that the federal government was consciously funding the Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) Clinics initiative because to its potential to create jobs, alleviate poverty, and make a substantial contribution to the GDP of the nation.
Speaking during the seventh Expanded National MSME Clinics in Akure, the capital of Ondo State, Shettima clarified that the program was a component of President Bola Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, which aims to unleash the potential of Nigeria’s small business sector.
According to Dr. Lucky Ayadatiwa, the governor of Ondo State, the MSME clinics are a timely intervention that supports the state’s initiatives to encourage sustainable growth and entrepreneurship.
Similarly, Mr. BiodunOyebanji, the governor of Ekiti State, praised the federal government for its ongoing support of the MSME clinics project, calling it a historic step that matched national progress with true grassroots development.
Shettima underlined that the clinics were intended to bring government organizations closer to the public, remove obstacles to business registration and regulation, and offer businesses immediate assistance.
He claimed that the objective was to guarantee that all Nigerians, wherever they might be, had access to the resources and chances required to establish and expand a successful firm.
Shettima urged the attendees to use the opportunity to expand their businesses, while praising the Ondo State government for organizing the seventh MSME clinics.
According to Ayadatiwa’s speech, the MSME clinics were a welcome intervention that complemented the state’s initiatives to encourage sustainable growth and entrepreneurship.
He said that as small enterprises were the backbone of the nation, any effort to assist them should be commended and supported by all parties involved.
Aiyedatiwa said he was thrilled that Ondo State was selected to host the seventh Expanded MSME Clinics, and he said it was an obvious example of the federal government’s inclusive governing style.
By means of better infrastructure, regulatory changes, and easier access to credit facilities, he gave the participants his government’s commitment to reducing obstacles to economic expansion.
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Oyebanji praised the federal government for its MSME clinics project, which continues to promote small enterprises. He claimed that the program was a historic step that supported true grassroots growth nationwide.
The governor claimed that the action demonstrated President Bola Tinubu’s comprehension of the contribution that MSME made to industrialization, job development, and poverty alleviation.
As he praised the Office of the Vice President for maintaining the MSME Clinics, Oyebanji noted that it was the first time any government had made a conscious effort to match development with growth.
He said his administration is still completely dedicated to fostering an environment that is conducive to business and helping MSMEs, and he was hopeful that the effort would have a significant influence on the Nigerian economy by empowering local entrepreneurs and releasing the potential of small enterprises.
Your Excellency, I will begin by thanking the federal government for this initiative,” Oyebanji said to the vice president. We were in Ekiti State last year, and things have changed since then. I’m sure that Ondo State will go through the same thing.
“To put it bluntly, this is the first time a government has tried to match development with growth. In this nation, we often have high microeconomic measures, such as GDP, which indicate expansion without progress.
“But there has been a conscious effort to match growth with development since President Bola Ahmed Tinubu joined MSME Clinics, and we are really grateful to the Federal Government for that.”
In a separate development, Oyebanji reaffirmed his administration’s resolve to guarantee the continuous distribution of staple foods to state residents throughout the year. He made this announcement at the state capital of Ado-Ekiti’s “OunjeEkiti Retail Outlet” and “Ilu Eye Aggregation Hub” ceremonial commissioning.
He continued by saying that his administration’s top priority was to fulfill Tinubu’s directive to eradicate hunger and poverty in the state by making sure that all of the food consumed in Ekiti was produced in the state.
Oyebanji claimed that since its founding, his government has invested more over N50 billion in agribusiness. By creating a food supply system and mechanism that will guarantee food security and enhance access to affordable food commodities, he stated his goal of making Ekiti the nation’s food basket.
According to him, the project was a calculated move to solve enduring issues in the agriculture sector, as well as to cut down on food storage losses and ineffective market leaks.
The governor also stated that the endeavor was in line with the suggestions made by the Ekiti State Food Security Committee, which was established to enhance the state’s food supply.
