The Katsina State Enterprise Development Agency (KASEDA) has approved 638 companies to proceed with documentation under the state’s Interest-Free Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) Loan Programme.
The approved companies are expected to visit Katsina Amana Microfinance Bank, located at Katsina Investment House, to complete the necessary documentation ahead of the disbursement process.
The latest approval marks another step in the state government’s efforts to improve access to finance for small businesses, strengthen entrepreneurship and support the growth of the MSME sector across Katsina State.
Through the initiative, the state government aims to provide financial support to eligible businesses, enabling them to expand their operations, create employment opportunities and contribute to economic development.
KASEDA has advised all approved companies to comply with the documentation requirements and follow the instructions provided by the bank to facilitate a smooth process.
The programme forms part of the enterprise development agenda of the Katsina State Government under the leadership of Governor Malam Dikko Umaru Radda, PhD, CON, with KASEDA coordinating initiatives designed to promote business growth and economic empowerment.
The agency reiterated the importance of supporting local enterprises as a means of expanding economic opportunities, strengthening small businesses and improving livelihoods across the state.
