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I am raising funds to launch a Self-Reliance Resilience Hub in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State. This initiative targets 25 micro-entrepreneurs—market traders, artisans, and small-scale farmers—who currently struggle with inconsistent income and a lack of business structure. The funds will be utilized to provide these individuals with the globally recognized “Master of Business in the Street” (MBS) training, covering essential modules in business literacy, record-keeping, and community leadership.
Specifically, the capital will cover the procurement of licensed training manuals, the rental of a community learning space, and the creation of a revolving seed-fund. By combining my Interweave Solutions expertise with IBM-certified data concepts, I will ensure that every participant’s growth is tracked, measured, and optimized for long-term economic independence.

Help a Success Ambassador bring self-reliance to Uyo

by Daniel Edoho

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Uyo, Nigeria

Daniel Edoho

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Having recently attained the global title of Success Ambassador with Interweave Solutions and completed data certification with IBM SkillsBuild, I have invested my personal resources to gain the tools necessary to fight poverty in Akwa Ibom. However, to move from theory to high-impact action, I require immediate working capital. My recent field research in Uyo has identified a critical gap: thousands of determined micro-entrepreneurs have the will to succeed but lack the structured business literacy and data-driven planning required to scale. I am seeking these funds to bridge that gap and launch my first “Resilience Hub.”
What the Funds Will Be Used For:
The requested funds will be strictly allocated to three high-impact areas:
  1. Educational Materials: Procuring the “Master of Business in the Street” (MBS) manuals and workbooks for my first cohort of 25 community entrepreneurs.
  2. Operational Setup: Securing a localized training space in Uyo and providing basic digital tools to help participants track their business growth data—applying my IBM training to ensure every kobo of progress is measured.
  3. The Seed-Revolving Fund: Establishing a small, community-governed “Resilience Fund” that will provide micro-grants to the most successful graduates of the program, allowing them to purchase essential business equipment immediately.
By supporting this initiative, you aren’t just giving aid; you are investing in a sustainable system that turns “aid-recipients” into self-reliant “business owners” who contribute to the ARISE Agenda of Akwa Ibom State.