TBH, Sterling Bank Offer Nigerian MSMEs ₦10m Funding Through Pitchathon - - MSME Africa

The Business Hub (TBH), in partnership with Sterling Bank, has opened applications for its MSME Pitchaton 1.0, offering Nigerian businesses access to a hybrid funding package of up to ₦10 million. The programme is designed to support micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSMEs) with financing, mentorship and

The grant is open to Nigerian businesses across various sectors, including retail, agriculture, manufacturing, services and software.

Applicants must:

• Operate a business in Nigeria.
• Have paying customers and generate revenue.
• Be registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), either as a business name or a limited liability company.

Having a business bank account is not compulsory but may strengthen an application. The account will also be used to receive the grant.

Applicants are required to create a free account on the company’s small-business platform to track their applications.

ProMoat Capital said applicants must provide accurate information and explain how the funding would support business growth rather than cover unrelated personal expenses or bills.

Interested businesses can apply through the ProMoat Capital Drawbridge Grant application portal.

Applicants are required to provide personal and business details, including their CAC registration number, sector, location, monthly revenue and team size.

They must also explain their business operations, target customers and intended use of the funding.

Applications must be submitted on or before November 30, 2026.

The grant provides an opportunity for Nigerian entrepreneurs to access non-dilutive funding to strengthen their operations, expand their customer base and invest in business growth.