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FCT Administration Supports Relaunch of Government Enterprise and Empowerment Programme 3.0

The Federal Capital Territory is advancing economic opportunities through the GEEP 3.0 initiative.

The Government Enterprise and Empowerment Programme, GEEP 3.0, has been relaunched to enhance access to affordable financing for micro-businesses in Nigeria. The initiative aims to support traders, artisans, farmers, women, and youth, fostering community resilience and reducing poverty.

GEEP 3.0 Aims to Boost Micro-Business Growth

The FCT Minister of State, Dr Mariya Mahmoud, emphasized the importance of GEEP 3.0 during its official unveiling in Abuja. She stated that the program aligns with the Renewed Hope Agenda, which focuses on inclusive growth and economic empowerment for grassroots communities.

Mahmoud highlighted that the initiative is a strategic response to uplift vulnerable groups by expanding access to affordable financing. This support is expected to enhance household incomes and strengthen community resilience.

Nigeria: Key figures on GEEP 3.0

  • GEEP 3.0
  • FarmerMoni Dry/Wet Season Disbursement

Strengthening Food Security and Rural Prosperity

The FarmerMoni Dry/Wet Season Disbursement is a critical component of GEEP 3.0, aimed at enhancing food security and promoting rural prosperity. This renewed support for farmers is designed to strengthen value-chain development and stabilize livelihoods across the country.

Mahmoud also welcomed the newly inaugurated Technical Working Group, which will oversee the efficient disbursement of funds and ensure accountability within the program. Participants are encouraged to use the funds responsibly and prioritize repayment to maintain the program’s sustainability.

Next Steps for GEEP 3.0 Implementation

  • Widen access for beneficiaries through partnerships
  • Ensure technical oversight by the Technical Working Group
  • Encourage responsible fund utilization among participants

GEEP 3.0 is set to empower micro-businesses and enhance community resilience in Nigeria.

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