Things not looking well in the sme sector chairman of sme lagos says #comments
Chairman of SMEs in Lagos Expresses Concerns
The Chairman of Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Lagos, Mr. Olusegun Ajayi, has expressed concerns over the current state of the sector. In a statement, he said:
"The SME sector is facing numerous challenges that are threatening its growth and survival. The current economic situation in the country is not helping matters, as many of our members are struggling to stay afloat.
"The high cost of production, lack of access to funding, and inadequate infrastructure are some of the major challenges we are facing. Many of our members are finding it difficult to access credit facilities, and those who do are often charged exorbitant interest rates.
"The government needs to take a closer look at the SME sector and provide the necessary support to help us grow and create jobs. We need policies that will encourage entrepreneurship and provide a conducive environment for businesses to thrive.
"We are also calling on the government to provide more funding opportunities for SMEs, as well as training and capacity building programs to help us improve our skills and competitiveness.
"We are not asking for a handout, but rather a level playing field that will enable us to compete with larger businesses. We believe that with the right support, SMEs can be a major driver of economic growth and development in the country."
Comments:
- "I couldn't agree more. The SME sector is the backbone of our economy, and it's time the government takes notice." - @SME_Lagos
- "The high cost of production is a major challenge for many SMEs. The government needs to address this issue to help us stay competitive." - @SmallBusinessLagos
- "I'm glad the Chairman of SMEs is speaking out about the challenges we're facing. It's time for the government to take action and provide the necessary support." - @LagosSMEs
- "The lack of access to funding is a major obstacle for many SMEs. The government needs to provide more funding opportunities and reduce the interest rates on loans." - @SME_Nigeria
- "I'm calling on the government to provide more training and capacity building programs for SMEs. This will help us improve our skills and competitiveness." - @LagosSMEs