Orange Corners Nigeria, a youth-focused business incubator, has announced an expanded initiative aimed at strengthening support for young entrepreneurs across the country.
Backed by the Kingdom of the Netherlands and implemented by FATE Foundation, the programme will offer enhanced access to funding, training, and mentorship to help youth-led businesses thrive.
Speaking at a recent event in Lagos, representatives of Orange Corners and FATE Foundation reiterated their commitment to building a robust entrepreneurial ecosystem in Nigeria.
Since its launch in 2019, Orange Corners Nigeria has empowered aspiring business owners through practical business training, mentoring, and access to valuable networks.
Michel Deelen, Consul-General of the Netherlands, described Orange Corners as a “symbol of belief” in the potential of Nigeria’s youth. He emphasized the importance of public-private partnerships in scaling the programme’s impact.
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Adenike Adeyemi, Executive Director of FATE Foundation, noted that the strengthened collaboration will allow the initiative to reach more young entrepreneurs and deepen its contribution to job creation and economic growth.
Also present at the event was Jurriaan Middelholf, the Netherlands’ Ambassador for Youth, Education and Employment, along with other dignitaries and programme alumni, who shared stories of how Orange Corners had transformed their businesses.
This expansion marks a significant step toward helping more Nigerian youths turn innovative ideas into thriving enterprises, with structured support tailored to their specific growth challenges.
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