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Federal Government Distributes Capital and Equipment to Petty Traders in Cross River State

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The All Progressives Congress and the federal government launched welfare measures in Cross River State, led by Oluremi Tinubu. The initiative benefited approximately 500 market women, petty traders, and artisans. Each recipient received N50,000 along with business and household equipment, such as deep freezers and blenders. The measure is designed to help petty traders expand their businesses by providing capital.

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The distribution of capital and equipment to small businesses is intended to improve the economic livelihood of women and petty traders in Cross River State. This intervention specifically targets businesses that are constrained by inadequate capital.

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  • The direct injection of capital and equipment into local petty traders might increase local market demand.

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