Access Bank Womenpreneur Pitch-a-ton 2025 (N5 Million in Grants, Mini-MBA Training & Mentorship)

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Launched in 2019, the Womenpreneur Pitch-a-ton is Access Bank’s flagship women-in-business initiative under the W Initiative. It provides mini-MBA training, mentorship, and business grants to empower women entrepreneurs across Africa. In its 7th season (2025), the program will support 120 women with business training and grants of up to ₦5 million.

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When is the Application Deadline:

📅 October 3, 2025

Which Fields are Eligible?
All sectors (for women-owned small and medium enterprises).

Type:
💼 Business Grant + Mini-MBA Training

Who can Apply?

  • Women entrepreneurs aged 18–55
  • Must own at least 50% of the business
  • Business must have been operating for at least one year
  • Must hold an Access Bank account (individual or business)
  • Business must be legally registered

How are Applicants Selected?

  • Stage 1: Submit application form
  • Stage 2: Upload a one-minute video pitch
  • Must have a business account with Access Bank
  • Selection based on innovation, viability, and growth potential

Which Countries Are Eligible?
🌍 Nigeria (extended to other African countries where Access Bank operates)

Where will the Award be Taken?
Access Bank W Initiative (Nigeria & other Access Bank locations)

How Many Awards?

  • 120 women entrepreneurs will receive Mini-MBA training
  • Selected winners will receive grants up to ₦5 million

What is the Benefit of the Award?

  • Mini-MBA certification from a leading business school
  • Grants up to ₦5 million
  • Access to mentorship, networking, and business growth resources
  • Enhanced visibility for women-owned businesses

How Long Will the Award Last?
Mini-MBA training program + one-time grant support in 2025

How to Apply:

  1. Complete the online application form.
  2. Upload your one-minute business pitch video.
  3. Ensure you meet all eligibility requirements.

👉 Visit the Award Webpage for Details: [Apply Here]

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  • Okechukwu Liberty is a Mass Communication graduate and a dedicated research writer for AfterSchoolAfrica. He holds certifications in UK Agent and Counselling, and Ethical Business Practices in International Student Recruitment, equipping him with the expertise to guide students in their academic pursuits abroad.

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