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In today’s fast-moving digital economy, visibility is everything. Great products deserve great exposure—and that’s exactly what AfriWallStreet Store offers. Built to empower African entrepreneurs and connect them with buyers across Africa and beyond, AfriWallStreet Store is more than an online marketplace; it’s a growth platform for ambitious brands.

A Marketplace Built for African Businesses

AfriWallStreet Store was created to give local and international merchants a powerful place to sell, promote, and scale. Whether you’re a small business owner, a growing brand, or an established merchant, the platform provides the tools you need to reach new customers without the heavy costs of traditional marketing.

Reach More Customers, Faster

By listing your goods on AfriWallStreet Store, your products gain instant exposure to a diverse and growing audience of online shoppers, professionals, consumers, and businesses actively searching for quality goods. Instead of marketing alone, you benefit from a shared ecosystem where traffic, trust, and discovery are already in motion.

Simple, Smart, and Scalable

AfriWallStreet Store is designed to be easy to use. Merchants can showcase products, and focus on what matters most—sales and customer satisfaction. As your business grows, the platform grows with you, offering scalable visibility without complexity.

Built-In Promotion & Brand Credibility

Selling on AfriWallStreet Store also means associating your brand with a trusted African business community. Products listed on the store benefit from AfriWallStreet’s wider media, community, and promotional reach, helping merchants build credibility and brand recognition.

Open to Local and International Merchants

AfriWallStreet Store welcomes local and international sellers, making it a gateway for cross-border trade. African-made products can reach global buyers, while international merchants can tap into Africa’s fast-growing consumer market.

More Than Sales—It’s Community

AfriWallStreet is known for connecting entrepreneurs, investors, professionals, and businesses. By marketing your goods on AfriWallStreet Store, you’re not just opening a shop—you’re joining a community that supports growth, collaboration, and opportunity.

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Let’s market your goods on AfriWallStreet Store—where African businesses meet opportunity.

AfriWallStreet announces the global launch of AfriWallStreet Store, an international digital marketplace designed to connect African-owned brands, entrepreneurs, and creators with consumers worldwide.
AfriWallStreet Store provides a curated platform where businesses from across Africa can sell products and services to a global audience, increasing visibility, trust, and access to international markets. The marketplace features fashion, digital products, business services, lifestyle goods, and exclusive branded merchandise—highlighting the diversity and innovation of Africa’s entrepreneurial economy.
As part of the wider AfriWallStreet ecosystem, the Store is built to support business growth through community-driven promotion, brand storytelling, and cross-border reach. It addresses a major challenge facing African entrepreneurs: access to global markets and scalable digital commerce infrastructure.
“AfriWallStreet Store was created to give African businesses a global storefront,” said Igwe Nnanna Otu, Founder of AfriWallStreet. “Africa is home to bold ideas and high-growth brands. This platform ensures they are visible, accessible, and competitive on the world stage.”
The launch aligns with AfriWallStreet’s broader mission to position Africa as a center of entrepreneurship, trade, and innovation, while strengthening economic links between Africa and the global business community.
AfriWallStreet Store is now live and open to international customers and partner brands.

https://www.afriwallstreet.com/store

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AfriWallStreet has announces the official launch of AfriWallStreet Store, a digital marketplace created to showcase, promote, and sell products from African entrepreneurs, creators, and businesses to a global audience.

Built as an extension of the AfriWallStreet ecosystem, AfriWallStreet Store provides a trusted platform where African-owned brands can reach customers, build credibility, and scale beyond borders. The store features a wide range of products, including fashion, digital services, business tools, lifestyle items, and branded merchandise.

AfriWallStreet Store is designed to support small and growing businesses by offering visibility, community-driven promotion, and a marketplace aligned with Africa’s fast-growing entrepreneurial economy. The platform aims to bridge the gap between African innovation and global demand while strengthening economic opportunities across the continent.

“AfriWallStreet Store is more than an online shop; it’s a movement to position African businesses on the global stage,” said Igwe Nnanna Otu, Founder of AfriWallStreet. “We are building a space where African brands can thrive, connect with buyers, and tell their stories through commerce.”

The launch reinforces AfriWallStreet’s mission to become Africa’s leading people, business, and investment community—connecting entrepreneurs, investors, and consumers in one powerful ecosystem.

AfriWallStreet Store is now live and open to international customers and partner brands.

For more information or to explore the marketplace, visit www.AfriWallStreet.com.

About AfriWallStreet is an all-in-one digital platform connecting professionals, entrepreneurs, investors, and brands across Africa and the diaspora, providing tools, exposure, and community for sustainable growth.


https://www.afriwallstreet.com/news/afriwallstreet-store-launches-as-a-digital-marketplace-empowering-brands-and-entrepreneurs

The website for now is www.aesp.biz

If you have passion to develop Africa and help groom Africans economically through your little contribution to entrepreneurship and innovation, then African Entrepreneur Startup Project is a place to call and work with them. They guys are really making moves to change Africa.
It could be teaching someone how to make something that he or she will depend on to feed a family.
It could be telling the world about that guy/girl who has great potential but lack access to Internet he/she will use to reach out to the world.
It could be giving someone who wants to give up hope today by telling him you believe in him.
It could be anything.
One man can change the world.
I'm just saying....



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African Entrepreneur Startup Project, AESP, is a Pan-African project specializing in startups. It is a business support inititive that helps African startups and entrepreneurs in business development, consulting, business financing and support services. The initiative seeks to invest in healthcare, ICT, agriculture, and education services. African Entrepreneur Startup Project typically support and invest in African startups. African Entrepreneur Startup Project is based in Abuja, Nigeria. We are committed to redefining and reinventing wealth creation on the African continent. Who We Are We pride ourselves in identifying, training and supporting scalable, impact based African startups founded by innovative entrepreneurs with a desire for social change and jobs as solutions to reducing Global Poverty and Hunger. Our Vision: To be behind every enterpreneurial story in Africa. Our Mission ✓Discover -To discover ambitious and committed entrepreneurs in Africa. ✓Harness great potentials and support entrepreneurs in Africa. ✓Redefining and reinventing solutions to poverty in Africa. ✓Help take African startups from Africa to the world. ✓Fund -Provide African entrepreneurs with funding. ✓Connect entrepreneurs with angels investors. ✓Mentor- Provide mentorship and Training through a network of top business CEOs. ✓Advisory: Provide Business Advisory services to investees to enable them scale their businesses ensuring the creation of jobs and impact. AESP BUSINESS START-UP SUPPORT SERVICES We offer startup support services which have helped many entrepreneurs on the path to self-employment and entrepreneurial success. AESP offers startup support services like business registration, business planning, financial planning, marketing planning, market insights development, workspace sourcing, investment sourcing, digital and social media marketing, technology support for operations, website development, brand development, marketing, new product development, funding sources, financial and legal issues, among others. Whether you require office space, storage space or hybrid accommodation we can help to find the right location. As part of our business support provisions, we regularly stage training courses, workshops and seminars on a variety of issues relating to starting up and developing business. ENTREPRENEUR DEVELOPMENT SERVICES / SKILLS DEVELOPMENT TRAINING Our services are designed to meet the start-up, growth and development needs of individuals and organizations. As a way of promoting an entrepreneurial culture in Africa, we are establishing entrepreneurial development programs to accelerate business growth for entrepreneurs and prospects in emerging businesses to effectively through practical hands-on training and mentorship workshops. Our coaching services help you with strategies and techniques to create business success and think strategically about your business. African Entrepreneur Startup Project help facilitate skills development training programs for young entrepreneurs and have so far trained over hundreds of young entrepreneurs through our programs, affirming our belief in providing requisite inter-connected training programs for sustainable job creation. We provide business advisory services which include helping entrepreneurs and individuals within the informal and formal sectors of the economy draft their business plans and proposals, develop networking programs, help draft CV’s for potential employment, matching labor-supply-labor demand, connecting businesses and entrepreneurs to business financiers, offering general business advisory services, while helping African youth businesses grow to enable them compete globally.

Introduction*

African ePawn Shop is an online Nigerian-based startup launched to help people raise money faster, sale easier and shop smarter.
They buy items/assets from people who want to raise money as soon as possible so they can solve their immediate need. Unlike other platforms where sellers wait for forever for buyers to price or buy their items, African ePawn Shop buy directly from them and sale to shoppers. It allows people who are in urgent need of money to travel, pay bills, fund business, etc to raise money when they need it immediately. Also shoppers can also source for any items/asset from the store at a cheaper price. People who urgently need accessories and gadgets to execute  a job/ projects can lease items on the store.
The Nigerian-based startup was launched by Rays and Beams Pavillion in February 2017.

African ePawn Shop as a triple treat is a platform — where users can sale directly to the shop in order to raise money as soon as possible — an on-demand platform, that helps people to lease accessories/gadgets they need to execute a job/projects and - and where shoppers can source for cheaper items/assets to buy.

*How African ePawn Shop Works*

Rays and Beams Pavillion founded the online platform around an idea. Anytime of the day, someone is really in need of money to travel, pay bills, fund business, etc but have limited or no place to go raise money. Banks are not giving easy loan and when they do, interest rate scare a lot of people away. So they company thought about starting a startup that will solve this problem for the people. Especially now that Nigeria is in recession and the people need a means of moving forward. They also understood the tough times people going into business face getting some items for their jobs/projects and if by chance, the desired items are found, affordability becomes another hurdle. All of these are time-consuming and stressful. Hence, the startup intends to provide a relief from this dilemma.

Our startup enables people to raise money, sale, buy or lease accessories and gadgets easier, faster and smarter.
Shoppers and those seeking to lease items can have it delivered within 2-5 working days.

They remain optimistic and hope to continue giving the people the kind of services that has never existed in Africa.
They remain unique in the startup ecosystem because unlike the other e-commerce platforms where sellers wait forever for buyers to come, they sale directly to use and we buy directly from them as soon as possible in a smart and easy way.

If African ePawn Shop interests you, you may visit the website, www.aesp.biz.

It’s the holidays and whether you’re moving, are in need of cash, or just want to clear the clutter out of your house, you can make a decent amount of money by selling all of that excess crap. We are African ePawn shop, the first of its kind in the African continent. We are helping Africans raise cash immediately for their urgent needs. If you’re in a pinch and need money as soon as possible, there’s probably no better option than visiting our African ePawn Shop. You can pretty much sell any of your unwanted or old-fashioned items that have some sort of value, such as jewelry, clothes, accessories, gadgets, electronics, or collectibles like bitcoins to us without stress. Our online platform, African ePawn Shop allows customers who need cash immediately to sell their valuable items to us without stress and get paid instantly. To avoid crooks, thieves, scammers online and long processes on our platform, customers are required to email items they want to sell with price, description of items, (plus receipt of items/assets if necessary) and their personal ID. If we’re satisfied with the items, we can then book an appointment for physical inspection of the items. If the items meet our requirements, an offer is made, and once an agreement is reached the money is paid to the seller immediately. Thereafter, the items are displayed on our African ePawn Shop online store, complete with new pricing for customers who want to buy. We have been actively buying and selling used items since we launched African ePawn Shop. Register in our customer data base today. You can also donate items you don’t use again to African ePawn shop. Contact us through aesp.africa@gmail.com and 1. Please tell us about your assets/ items 2. Your estimated current value for assets/items 3. Description of assets/items 4. Please tell us about you (Including Full name, phone number, email address, etc) 5. Include photos of assets/items We also lease items/assets on our shop to people who need them for urgent use. Check out our online store and see if we have those items you need to execute a job. No more reason to miss out on a job. African ePawn shop got you.
www.aesp.biz/african-epawn-shop/

The African Entrepreneur Startup Project (AESP), an arm of the Rays and Beams Pavillion has announced plans to invest in South-East Nigeria by building the first community based Innovation and Technology Hub in the region.
The President of the company, Igwe Nnanna made the declaration in the company’s press release made available to news men in Abuja.
He said it was necessary to build such Innovation and Technology Hub in the region because the region has powerful minds that can take Africa to a new level with their great innovations. “We all know how people in South-East of Nigeria take entrepreneurship serious, and also they have two international markets in Abia and Anambra states where they sell mostly Made In Nigeria products. So we believe if we build a Hub where we can nurture and grow the innovative minds, support and empower young tech businesses, bring local and international investors to the region,
it will surely grow the economy of Nigeria and also reduce unemployment rate”, Igwe said.
Igwe said that the new Hub will be an innovation-oriented centre which will serve as an open living lab and pre-incubation space that provides a platform where innovative-oriented people will share ideas that will solve social problems for the economic prosperity in Africa.
Innovation hubs have become a mainstay of Africa’s emerging technology ecosystem. “Scratch the surface of the continent’s information and communication building blocks and you’ll likely find connections to a tech space, that is why we want to bring the first community based Hub to a region full of great innovative minds.”
Over the last five years, Africa has seen its innovation spaces grow from a handful to hundreds, with large variations in focus and funding. Hubs are structural pillars in Africa’s fragile IT landscape. There are fundamental gaps in infrastructure that impact digital entrepreneurship, connectivity, technology development, and innovation. Hubs are
providing that enabling infrastructure and they are trying to fill those skills gaps.
As the continent’s innovation hubs evolve, experts see their significance to African tech increasing. The most important role is that of catalysts. Ecosystems developing around technology need a catalyst. The government
can’t do it by itself, the private sector plays a big role but it’s hard for actors to be completely neutral. You need somewhat neutral entities to connect and push their ecosystem forward.
Igwe said that the Hub will be a community facility with a focus on early stage entrepreneurs, web and mobile phone
programmers, designers and researchers, etc. The Hub’s primary goal is to empower a new crop of innovative and creative young men and women, who will add technological value to every sector of the economy and solve real
problems. “We will support them providing them with key ingredients like seed funding, mentorship, access to business expertise, networking opportunities, peer review, pitch development, product testing and introduction
to investors.
Our methodology will be hinged on engaging a community of progressive stakeholders (end-users, subject matter experts, government agencies, businesses, academics, civil societies etc.) who bring their creativity and knowledge
to play in co-creating solutions to social challenges faced by the average African.
“Our aim is to increase the socio-economic welfare of the society by creating opportunities for gainful employment via empowerment of youths from vulnerable backgrounds by making technological education accessible — and
developing life skills through innovation, incubation of startups and sustained programmes.
We are still talking with some state governors in the region to know who will like to work with the company to actualize that vision for the region”, he said.

http://www.aesp.biz/2017/07/01/african-company-to-build-first-community-based-innovation-and-technology-hub-centre-in-south-east-nigeria/

The African Entrepreneur Startup Project (AESP), an arm of the Rays and Beams Pavillion has announced plans to invest in South-East Nigeria by building the first community based Innovation and Technology Hub in the region.
The President of the company, Igwe Nnanna made the declaration in the company’s press release made available to news men in Abuja.
He said it was necessary to build such Innovation and Technology Hub in the region because the region has powerful minds that can take Africa to a new level with their great innovations. “We all know how people in South-East of Nigeria take entrepreneurship serious, and also they have two international markets in Abia and Anambra states where they sell mostly Made In Nigeria products. So we believe if we build a Hub where we can nurture and grow the innovative minds, support and empower young tech businesses, bring local and international investors to the region,
it will surely grow the economy of Nigeria and also reduce unemployment rate”, Igwe said.
Igwe said that the new Hub will be an innovation-oriented centre which will serve as an open living lab and pre-incubation space that provides a platform where innovative-oriented people will share ideas that will solve social problems for the economic prosperity in Africa.
Innovation hubs have become a mainstay of Africa’s emerging technology ecosystem. “Scratch the surface of the continent’s information and communication building blocks and you’ll likely find connections to a tech space, that is why we want to bring the first community based Hub to a region full of great innovative minds.”
Over the last five years, Africa has seen its innovation spaces grow from a handful to hundreds, with large variations in focus and funding. Hubs are structural pillars in Africa’s fragile IT landscape. There are fundamental gaps in infrastructure that impact digital entrepreneurship, connectivity, technology development, and innovation. Hubs are
providing that enabling infrastructure and they are trying to fill those skills gaps.
As the continent’s innovation hubs evolve, experts see their significance to African tech increasing. The most important role is that of catalysts. Ecosystems developing around technology need a catalyst. The government
can’t do it by itself, the private sector plays a big role but it’s hard for actors to be completely neutral. You need somewhat neutral entities to connect and push their ecosystem forward.
Igwe said that the Hub will be a community facility with a focus on early stage entrepreneurs, web and mobile phone
programmers, designers and researchers, etc. The Hub’s primary goal is to empower a new crop of innovative and creative young men and women, who will add technological value to every sector of the economy and solve real
problems. “We will support them providing them with key ingredients like seed funding, mentorship, access to business expertise, networking opportunities, peer review, pitch development, product testing and introduction
to investors.
Our methodology will be hinged on engaging a community of progressive stakeholders (end-users, subject matter experts, government agencies, businesses, academics, civil societies etc.) who bring their creativity and knowledge
to play in co-creating solutions to social challenges faced by the average African.
“Our aim is to increase the socio-economic welfare of the society by creating opportunities for gainful employment via empowerment of youths from vulnerable backgrounds by making technological education accessible — and
developing life skills through innovation, incubation of startups and sustained programmes.
We are still talking with some state governors in the region to know who will like to work with the company to actualize that vision for the region”, he said.

http://www.aesp.biz/2017/07/01/african-company-to-build-first-community-based-innovation-and-technology-hub-centre-in-south-east-nigeria/

The African Entrepreneur Startup Project (AESP), an arm of the Rays and Beams Pavillion has announced plans to invest in South-East Nigeria by building the first community based Innovation and Technology Hub in the region.
The President of the company, Igwe Nnanna made the declaration in the company’s press release made available to news men in Abuja.
He said it was necessary to build such Innovation and Technology Hub in the region because the region has powerful minds that can take Africa to a new level with their great innovations. “We all know how people in South-East of Nigeria take entrepreneurship serious, and also they have two international markets in Abia and Anambra states where they sell mostly Made In Nigeria products. So we believe if we build a Hub where we can nurture and grow the innovative minds, support and empower young tech businesses, bring local and international investors to the region,
it will surely grow the economy of Nigeria and also reduce unemployment rate”, Igwe said.
Igwe said that the new Hub will be an innovation-oriented centre which will serve as an open living lab and pre-incubation space that provides a platform where innovative-oriented people will share ideas that will solve social problems for the economic prosperity in Africa.
Innovation hubs have become a mainstay of Africa’s emerging technology ecosystem. “Scratch the surface of the continent’s information and communication building blocks and you’ll likely find connections to a tech space, that is why we want to bring the first community based Hub to a region full of great innovative minds.”
Over the last five years, Africa has seen its innovation spaces grow from a handful to hundreds, with large variations in focus and funding. Hubs are structural pillars in Africa’s fragile IT landscape. There are fundamental gaps in infrastructure that impact digital entrepreneurship, connectivity, technology development, and innovation. Hubs are
providing that enabling infrastructure and they are trying to fill those skills gaps.
As the continent’s innovation hubs evolve, experts see their significance to African tech increasing. The most important role is that of catalysts. Ecosystems developing around technology need a catalyst. The government
can’t do it by itself, the private sector plays a big role but it’s hard for actors to be completely neutral. You need somewhat neutral entities to connect and push their ecosystem forward.
Igwe said that the Hub will be a community facility with a focus on early stage entrepreneurs, web and mobile phone
programmers, designers and researchers, etc. The Hub’s primary goal is to empower a new crop of innovative and creative young men and women, who will add technological value to every sector of the economy and solve real
problems. “We will support them providing them with key ingredients like seed funding, mentorship, access to business expertise, networking opportunities, peer review, pitch development, product testing and introduction
to investors.
Our methodology will be hinged on engaging a community of progressive stakeholders (end-users, subject matter experts, government agencies, businesses, academics, civil societies etc.) who bring their creativity and knowledge
to play in co-creating solutions to social challenges faced by the average African.
“Our aim is to increase the socio-economic welfare of the society by creating opportunities for gainful employment via empowerment of youths from vulnerable backgrounds by making technological education accessible — and
developing life skills through innovation, incubation of startups and sustained programmes.
We are still talking with some state governors in the region to know who will like to work with the company to actualize that vision for the region”, he said.

http://www.aesp.biz/2017/07/01/african-company-to-build-first-community-based-innovation-and-technology-hub-centre-in-south-east-nigeria/

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valarinz:
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African Entrepreneur Start-up Project (AESP) is a project by some Pan-Africanists who have come together to work towards economic development and growth in Africa. They aim to support entrepreneurs across Africa in becoming world market leaders and also have a platform where people can easily get to know more about African start ups and follow up their coming activities. African entrepreneurs have a better chance of economic progress if they pool their resources, work together and support each other's businesses. They hope to achieve this by working closely with the entrepreneurs, innovators and organisations across Africa as their media partner in publishing their press release (PR), articles, coming events, marketing their products/services etc, free on our platform, www.aesp.biz They are working round the clock in making Africa the number one place for investments by showcasing great start ups to the world and help entrepreneurs connect with Angel Investors and like mind entrepreneurs/innovators. www.aesp.biz

African Entrepreneur Start-up Project (AESP) is a project by some Pan-Africanists who have come together to work towards economic development and growth in Africa. They aim to support entrepreneurs across Africa in becoming world market leaders and also have a platform where people can easily get to know more about African start ups and follow up their coming activities. African entrepreneurs have a better chance of economic progress if they pool their resources, work together and support each other's businesses. They hope to achieve this by working closely with the entrepreneurs, innovators and organisations across Africa as their media partner in publishing their press release (PR), articles, coming events, marketing their products/services etc, free on our platform, www.aesp.biz They are working round the clock in making Africa the number one place for investments by showcasing great start ups to the world and help entrepreneurs connect with Angel Investors and like mind entrepreneurs/innovators. www.aesp.biz

African Entrepreneur Start-up Project (AESP) is a project by some Pan-Africanists who have come together to work towards economic development and growth in Africa.
They aim to support entrepreneurs across Africa in becoming world market leaders and also have a platform where people can easily get to know more about African start ups and follow up their coming activities.
African entrepreneurs have a better chance of economic progress if they pool their resources, work together and support each other's businesses.
They hope to achieve this by working closely with the entrepreneurs, innovators and organisations across Africa as their media partner in publishing their press release (PR), articles, coming events, marketing their products/services etc, free on our platform, www.aesp.biz
They are working round the clock in making Africa the number one place for investments by showcasing great start ups to the world and help entrepreneurs connect with Angel Investors and like mind entrepreneurs/innovators.

www.aesp.biz

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I wish to urge everyone in the house to download the EasyBizGrant App on Google play. I came across it on the internet and thought to share it with friends here..... Through the EasyBizGrant App platform, entrepreneurs could:

✅ Apply for the African Entrepreneur Start-up Project (AESP) Financial Grant ✅ Make money online through our Affiliate program ✅ Sell, buy or hire goods/service via their marketplace ✅ Get 35% discount to Learn ICT with NUU Creativity Hub, (Only in Nigeria) ✅ Meet Angel investors looking for creative and innovative mines ✅ Seek, find and link up with selfless like-mind innovators/ entrepreneurs ✅ Stay connected with a Business Mentor on the Go 24/7 ✅ And so much more on the App.

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I wish to urge everyone in the house to download
the EasyBizGrant App on Google play. I came
across it on the internet and thought to share it
with friends here.....
Through the EasyBizGrant App platform,
entrepreneurs could:
✅ Apply for the African Entrepreneur Start-up
Project (AESP) Financial Grant
✅ Make money online through our Affiliate
program
✅ Sell, buy or hire goods/service via their
marketplace
✅ Get 35% discount to Learn ICT with NUU
Creativity Hub, (Only in Nigeria)
✅ Meet Angel investors looking for creative and
innovative mines
✅ Seek, find and link up with selfless like-mind
innovators/ entrepreneurs
✅ Stay connected with a Business Mentor on the
Go 24/7
✅ And so much more on the App.


https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?
id=com.incofab.eazybizgrant

I wish to urge everyone in the house to download the EasyBizGrant App on Google play. I came across it on the internet and thought to share it with friends here.....



Through the EasyBizGrant App platform, entrepreneurs could:

✅ Apply for the African Entrepreneur Start-up Project (AESP) Financial Grant
✅ Make money online through our Affiliate program
✅ Sell, buy or hire goods/service via their marketplace
✅ Get 35% discount to Learn ICT with NUU Creativity Hub, (Only in Nigeria)
✅ Meet Angel investors looking for creative and innovative mines
✅ Seek, find and link up with selfless like-mind innovators/ entrepreneurs
✅ Stay connected with a Business Mentor on the Go 24/7
✅ And so much more on the App.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.incofab.eazybizgrant

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