Empowering Communities Since 2015

Building Financial
Futures for the
Underserved

Ajibs Global is a non-profit dedicated to lifting entrepreneurs, widows, artisans, and vulnerable communities through accessible financial empowerment, training, and micro-grants.

5,200+
Beneficiaries
₦480M
Disbursed
18
States Reached
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Micro-Grant Program
Interest-free starter grants for first-time entrepreneurs and artisans
₦50,000 — ₦500,000
📚
Financial Literacy
Free training in budgeting, savings & business growth
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Widow Support
Targeted grants & mentorship for widowed women
Entrepreneurs Widows Artisans Youth Women in Business Small-Scale Farmers Traders Craftspeople Single Mothers Rural Communities Entrepreneurs Widows Artisans Youth Women in Business Small-Scale Farmers Traders Craftspeople Single Mothers Rural Communities Entrepreneurs Widows Artisans Youth Women in Business Small-Scale Farmers Traders Craftspeople Single Mothers Rural Communities Entrepreneurs Widows Artisans Youth Women in Business Small-Scale Farmers Traders Craftspeople Single Mothers Rural Communities

Our Mission

Turning Potential
into Prosperity

At Ajibs Global, we believe financial exclusion is not a life sentence. Founded to close the gap between ambition and access, we provide the tools, training, and resources that allow everyday Nigerians to build sustainable livelihoods.

We work directly with entrepreneurs, widows, artisans, rural traders and youth — offering micro-grants, business coaching, and a community of support that no bank has ever offered.

Explore Our Programs
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Food Vendors
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Tailors
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Farmers
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Artisans
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Entrepreneurs
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Craftspeople
92%
Business Survival
Rate at 2 Years

What We Offer

Programs That Transform Lives

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Micro-Grant Scheme

Interest-free grants from ₦50,000 to ₦500,000 for qualified beneficiaries to start or grow businesses without debt burden.

Open Applications
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Financial Literacy Training

Practical 6-week workshops on budgeting, record keeping, saving, and business planning — delivered in local languages.

Free & Ongoing
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Widow Empowerment Initiative

Emergency grants, skills training, and peer mentorship circles to help widowed women regain financial independence.

Priority Access
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Artisan Equipment Fund

Equipment grants for tailors, carpenters, cobblers, and welders — helping skilled tradespeople upgrade tools and increase productivity.

Tools Provided
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Rural Agriculture Support

Seasonal grants and input support for small-scale farmers, paired with market linkage assistance to reach buyers.

Seasonal Intake
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Youth Entrepreneurship Hub

Mentorship, seed funding, and digital skills training for young people aged 18–35 launching their first venture.

Ages 18–35

Who We Serve

Every Story Matters

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Widows

Women who have lost their spouse and need support to rebuild livelihoods and care for their families.

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Artisans & Tradespeople

Skilled craftspeople needing capital to scale their craft and reach wider markets.

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Entrepreneurs

Aspiring business owners with big ideas but limited access to startup funding or financial education.

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Rural Communities

Underserved rural populations overlooked by traditional banking and financial institutions.

Our Impact in Numbers

Real Change, Measurable Results

5,200+
Beneficiaries Reached
₦480M
Total Funds Disbursed
18
States Covered
92%
Business Survival Rate

Application Process

How to Get Started

01

Apply Online or In-Person

Fill out our simple form or visit our nearest community office to get started.

02

Assessment & Verification

Our team reviews your application and may conduct a brief interview or visit.

03

Financial Literacy Training

Approved applicants attend a free empowerment workshop before disbursement.

04

Grant Disbursement

Receive your grant and get ongoing mentorship support from our dedicated team.

Stories of Change

Lives Transformed

After my husband passed, I had nothing. Ajibs Global gave me a grant to start my tailoring business. Today I employ two other women and my children are back in school.

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Amina Musa
Widow & Tailor — Kano State

I had skills as a welder but no tools. The Artisan Equipment Fund gave me ₦150,000 to buy proper equipment. My income tripled in the first year.

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Emeka Okonkwo
Welder & Fabricator — Anambra State

The financial literacy training changed how I think about money. I stopped spending every profit and started saving. Six months later I opened a second shop.

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Fatima Bello
Food Vendor & Entrepreneur — Abuja