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Jerry Eze Launches $300,000 Empowerment Grant to Support Young Business Owners

 



Renowned pastor, author, and global prayer movement leader, Jerry Eze, has unveiled a $300,000 grant scheme aimed at empowering young entrepreneurs and supporting innovative business ideas across communities. The initiative is designed to provide financial relief, encouragement, and practical support to youths who are passionate about building sustainable businesses but face funding challenges.

According to Jerry Eze, the grant scheme is part of his broader vision to promote economic empowerment, self-reliance, and hope among young people. He emphasized that many talented youths have viable ideas but lack the resources to bring them to life. Through this program, selected beneficiaries will receive funding to either start new ventures or expand existing ones.

The grant is expected to be disbursed in phases, reaching multiple entrepreneurs from different sectors such as agriculture, technology, creative industries, fashion, and small-scale manufacturing. Beyond financial assistance, beneficiaries may also gain access to mentorship, guidance, and moral support to help them grow their businesses responsibly.

Jerry Eze noted that empowering young entrepreneurs goes beyond charity—it is an investment in the future. By supporting youth-led businesses, the initiative seeks to reduce unemployment, encourage innovation, and strengthen local economies.

The announcement has been widely welcomed, with many praising the move as timely and impactful, especially in an era where young people face rising economic pressures. The grant scheme stands as a strong message of hope, reminding young entrepreneurs that their dreams are valid and their efforts recognized.

This initiative further reflects Jerry Eze’s commitment not only to spiritual growth but also to practical transformation and societal development.

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