- SMEDAN and NIPOST have partnered to offer a 15% discount on logistics services to SMEs registered with SMEDAN, starting August 26th. This discount is aimed at reducing the cost of doing business for SMEs and increasing their sales potential.
- The partnership leverages NIPOST’s national network and infrastructure to provide efficient and affordable delivery services, especially to remote areas, and includes a dedicated customer support unit to address any issues.
- The partnership recognizes the vital role SMEs play in Nigeria’s economy, aiming to support their growth and contribute to inclusive economic development.
The Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency (SMEDAN) has joined forces with the Nigerian Postal Service (NIPOST) to alleviate the financial burden on small businesses by offering a 15% discount on logistics services. This strategic partnership, officially announced through a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed in Abuja, aims to create a more favorable business environment for SMEs in Nigeria.
This initiative directly addresses the concerns raised by SMEs regarding the high cost of logistics, which often limits their ability to expand sales and reach a wider market. The 15% discount, available to SMEs registered with SMEDAN, will take effect on August 26th and can be accessed through both online pickups and walk-ins.
The collaboration leverages NIPOST’s extensive network and infrastructure across the country, facilitating efficient and affordable delivery services for SMEs, particularly to remote areas. The partnership also includes a dedicated customer support unit to address any issues and ensure a smooth experience for SMEs.
This strategic alliance highlights the commitment of both agencies to fostering a more supportive ecosystem for SMEs in Nigeria, enabling them to thrive and contribute to the nation’s economic growth. This partnership promises to be a significant step towards empowering SMEs, ensuring their continued success and unlocking their full potential for contributing to Nigeria’s economic prosperity.
