KEBRAM Tech opens applications for Digital SME Launch Pad 5.0

5 articles · Updated · msmeafricaonline.com · May 5

The five-week accelerator, run with Lumilab, targets CAC-registered SMEs in Katsina State and accepts applications from May 4 to May 6, 2026.
Participants will receive hands-on training in branding, social media, analytics, customer management, bookkeeping and Google My Business, while five top businesses can win up to ₦200,000 each.
The programme aims to help small firms improve visibility, customer acquisition and sustainable growth through practical digital marketing tools and structured business support.

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