Zoho Partners with SMEDAN to Support 25,000 MSMEs
Global technology company Zoho has partnered with the Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency of Nigeria (SMEDAN) to offer up to N20 billion in wallet credits aimed at supporting digital adoption among 25,000 eligible Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) in Nigeria. The partnership will provide access to over 60 cloud-based applications, including accounting and customer relationship management tools, along with training, workshops, and technical support.
SMEDAN Director-General and CEO Charles Odii stated that the goal is to help small businesses transition from survival to sustainable growth, emphasizing the importance of digital capability. Country Head of Zoho Nigeria, Kehinde Ogundare, noted that the initiative would lower barriers to adopting business technology and enhance efficiency.
Beneficiaries can utilize the Zoho Wallet Credits for applications like Zoho Workplace and Zoho Books. The program will be jointly managed by Zoho and SMEDAN, focusing on outreach, monitoring adoption, and impact, contributing to the broader goal of strengthening Nigeria’s MSME ecosystem.
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