Omobolaji Adekunle
The Toyin Amuzu Foundation (TAF) has taken a significant step in fostering economic growth and supporting small businesses in Ogun State.
In a bid to boost local businesses and create jobs, TAF has provided free business name registration for 100 female entrepreneurs in Abeokuta South Local Government Area. This initiative, carried out in partnership with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC), aims to formalize businesses and enhance economic opportunities within the community
Chief Toyin Amuzu’s Vision as the founder of TAF, Chief Toyin Amuzu, a former House of Representatives candidate under the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), emphasized that this initiative is part of the foundation’s broader commitment to economic development. He highlighted TAF’s track record in philanthropy, which includes interest-free loans for small and medium-scale enterprises, water projects for communities, and various empowerment programs for youths and women.
Key Highlights of the Initiative
Free Business Name Registration:100 female entrepreneurs in Abeokuta South have benefited from free business name registration with the CAC.
Point of Sale (POS) Machines: TAF provide POS machines for the 100 beneficiaries to further support their businesses.
Economic Empowerment: The initiative aims to drive economic resilience and growth in the community.
A Model for Private-Sector-Driven Empowerment As Nigeria tackles economic challenges interventions like the Toyin Amuzu Foundation’s initiative serve as a model for private-sector-driven empowerment.
This strategic support demonstrates how targeted efforts can drive economic growth and create opportunities for local businesses.
Meanwhile the PDP Chairman Hon. Tella Abayomi urged party members to unite and work towards a common goal. He emphasized the importance of putting aside differences and focusing on the party’s future benefits
