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Priority sectors

The intervention fund is targeted at sectors that drive food security, health, jobs and household income across Osun State.

Agriculture

₦50k – ₦5m 3,120 beneficiaries

Smallholder and commercial farmers in crop, livestock, poultry and aquaculture.

  • Seeds, fertiliser and agro-chemicals
  • Poultry, fish-pond and livestock inputs
  • Small irrigation and farm tools
  • Harvest-season working capital

Repayment aligned to harvest cycles

Apply in this sector: Agriculture

Health

₦200k – ₦5m 840 beneficiaries

Private clinics, pharmacies, licensed patent medicine vendors, diagnostic labs and health-product distributors.

  • Medical and lab equipment
  • Drug and consumables stock
  • Facility upgrades and solar backup
  • Community health outreach services

Licence from the relevant regulator required

Apply in this sector: Health

Agro-processing

₦200k – ₦10m 1,260 beneficiaries

Cassava, palm oil, cocoa, rice, shea and food processors adding value to local produce.

  • Processing machinery
  • Packaging and branding
  • Storage and drying facilities
  • Raw-material bulk purchase

Cluster and cooperative financing available

Apply in this sector: Agro-processing

Trade & Commerce

₦50k – ₦2m 3,480 beneficiaries

Market traders, retailers and distributors across Osun's markets and motor parks.

  • Stock and inventory
  • Shop fit-out
  • POS and digital payments
  • Bulk-buy discounts

Market-association guarantee accepted

Apply in this sector: Trade & Commerce

Artisans & Crafts

₦50k – ₦1m 1,410 beneficiaries

Welders, carpenters, mechanics, vulcanisers, electricians, adire and pottery makers.

  • Tools and equipment
  • Workshop setup
  • Raw materials
  • Apprentice training kits

Trade-association letter required

Apply in this sector: Artisans & Crafts

Fashion & Textiles

₦50k – ₦2m 1,180 beneficiaries

Tailors, fashion designers, adire and aso-oke weavers and textile merchants.

  • Industrial sewing machines
  • Fabric and materials
  • Showroom and branding
  • Export-readiness support

Ideal for women-led enterprises

Apply in this sector: Fashion & Textiles

ICT & Creative

₦100k – ₦3m 620 beneficiaries

Tech start-ups, phone/computer repair, content creators, printing and digital services.

  • Devices and equipment
  • Software and connectivity
  • Studio setup
  • Business registration

Youth-focused window

Apply in this sector: ICT & Creative

Transport & Logistics

₦200k – ₦3m 430 beneficiaries

Dispatch riders, haulage, tricycle operators and farm-to-market logistics.

  • Vehicle down-payment
  • Maintenance and spare parts
  • Cold-chain for produce
  • Fleet tracking

Union membership required

Apply in this sector: Transport & Logistics

Food & Hospitality

₦50k – ₦2m 760 beneficiaries

Bakeries, restaurants, caterers, food vendors and small hospitality businesses.

  • Ovens and kitchen equipment
  • Food-safety upgrades
  • Stock and ingredients
  • Outlet expansion

Food-handler certification encouraged

Apply in this sector: Food & Hospitality

Women & Youth Enterprise

₦50k – ₦500k 1,650 beneficiaries

Special window for women-owned and youth-led (18–35) businesses, with mentoring.

  • Start-up and growth capital
  • Business training
  • Mentorship pairing
  • Record-keeping tools

Reduced rate and longer moratorium

Apply in this sector: Women & Youth Enterprise

Sector allocation of the intervention fund

Indicative figures

Share of total disbursement by sector.

Agriculture24%
Health9%
Agro-processing14%
Trade & Commerce18%
Artisans & Crafts8%
Fashion & Textiles7%
ICT & Creative6%
Transport & Logistics5%
Food & Hospitality5%
Women & Youth Enterprise4%