Welcome To Covenant Capital
Covenant Capital is an initiative of Covenant Christian Centre to provide financial & advisory assistance to entrepreneurs within the church, empower them to achieve their God-given financial potential, and enable them contribute in meaningful ways to their immediate communities through job creation, financial empowerment and role modelling.
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Microcredit
Microcredit scheme is designed to extend credit to micro scale businesses.
Microfinance
Microfinance service is targeted at businesses with financing needs and/or business idea that will not get the attention of commercial banks.
Business Advisory
Covenant Capital provides consulting and advisory services to businesses.
Business Trainings
Covenant Capital conducts periodic business trainings, seminars and conferences which are targeted at entrepreneurs, investors …
Career Management
Covenant Capital has developed series of career management and development programmes focused on equipping professionals with skills.
Recent Posts
- 22Aug
What Next After I Register My Company? 11 Simple Tips to Grow Your New Company)
It has been said that “no business can succeed in any great degree without being
13AugHOW TO ENJOY PIONEER STATUS INCENTIVE IN NIGERIA
HOW TO ENJOY PIONEER STATUS INCENTIVE IN NIGERIA Pioneer status is a fiscal incentive
14JulBENEFITS OF STARTING YOUR OWN BUSINESS
Culled from Managing Counsel of Templars; Ijeoma Uju’s presentation at Covenant Capital
9Jul4 ways to earn and save money during a recession
The sheer ingenuity of how some people seem to be smiling to the bank in this recession
24SepHelping Women Entrepreneurs Thrive in an Emerging Economy
Helping Women Entrepreneurs Thrive in an Emerging Economy @lawunmiolatunji ‘’ Thy
12AprGrowing Your Business Through Trust
The aim of an employer is to promote his business such that it outlives him. In order to
25AugGetting the Best of your Staff
The popular saying that “If you don’t train them, don’t blame them.”
31DecInterest Rates Subsidies for SME Loans in Nigeria.
One major factor blamed for stunted SME growth in Nigeria is access to affordable/cheap
11MayMy views on the devaluation of the Naira
Over the months, there have been many theories propounded on the argument of what the
12JunAmazing Differences between Business Name and Limited Company Registration in Nigeria
Eyitayo Ogunyemi | @eyitayolaw One of the questions that I usually ask my students during
27AugTax Incentives for Companies in Different Industries in Nigeria
Tax is one certain obligation for every company doing business in Nigeria. Tax may be a
31DecEssential Considerations in Developing Business Plans for New Ventures
Starting a business without a business plan is like venturing into a race without a clear
21Apr5 Ways your Business can Succeed in a Receding Economy
People give businesses to their friends. – Unknown Imagine your business in 5
1Jul7 Ways I.T. Professionals (and Others at Large) Can Protect their Ideas from Pirates
Eyitayo Ogunyemi @eyitayolaw Years ago, people suffered from the menace of high robbery
28DecAffordable Alternative to Email Marketing
Email marketing is a great way to communicate with customers. As you may know however,
23NovWould you rather have people work for salary or work to contribute?
By ‘Lola Thompson Makinde When you walk into one of John Lewis’ 46 stores in
3NovStart Smart Series – Part 1 From Business Plan to Business Day 1
by Tubosun Aliu For an aspiring entrepreneur, one challenge in the journey to starting
28OctA CUSTODIAN OF BLESSINGS FOR THE NEXT GENERATION.
It is important for us to understand our role in preserving the “destiny” of
- 11May
SOFT LEGAL GUIDE ON STARTING A BUSINESS (legal components) by IJEOMA UJU at Business Seminar
Questions to ask QUESTION 1: Do I really need to start this business? Is it the right
20JulAgribusiness Opportunities in Nigeria: Why You Don’t Have to Fail
Culled from AfricanFarmer Mogaji’s presentation at Covenant Capital Seminar titled
5Aug6 Legal Ways to Operate an Unregistered Business Name
@eyitayolaw Quoted as we understand it, section 573 of the Companies and Allied Matters
17JulHow to take advantage of Federal Government’s Tax Amnesty
The Federal Government recently announced a tax amnesty programme known as the Voluntary
31DecACCOUNTING 101 FOR STARTUPS
Start Smart Series – Part 2 Starting a business can be daunting but running the
26JunCREATING SURPLUS VALUE FROM ‘DEAD CAPITAL’
Obafemi Darabidan @femidarabidan A news correspondent once asked a Somali nomad how much
15JulSYNOPSIS FROM THE PRESIDENCY’S EXECUTIVE ORDER AND POSSIBLE IMPLICATIONS FOR BUSINESSES
@lawunmiolatunji Three executive orders were signed by the Acting President of the
28DecQuality Service as Competitive Edge
Today’s marketplace is extremely competitive, offering thousands of products and
12MayThe Making – Q&A Session (Evangelist Mike and Gloria Bamiloye)
Moderator: Thank you very much Evangelist. That was really insightful. Grew up, watching
17SepTrust – A Valuable Capital in your Business
Today, if you ask an entrepreneur one thing that is required in starting and growing a
15Jul6 Important Points to Note in Software Agreements (Part 1)
One of the most interesting jokes that I have seen about the herculean task of software
2Jun5 PRIORITY AREAS THAT WILL CHANGE THE FUTURE OF THE NIGERIAN ECONOMY – VICE PRESIDENT’S SPEECH AT THE PLATFORM NIGERIA 2017
The Acting President (Ag. President) of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, His Excellency,
29Dec3 Quick Tips to Measure ROI (Return on Investments) on Marketing Campaigns
These are quick tips to ensuring the money spent marketing your product translates to
28JulFeedback matters…!
UbongNkanta | Feedback Works ˈfiːdbak/ noun information about reactions to a product, a
19JunHow to make SMEs Effective in Nigeria
Obinna Ukachukwu @Ukachukwuwrites Objective statistics shows that SMEs are over 90 per
12Sep7 Important Points to include in Software Agreements (Part 2)
If you have consulted a software developer to help you develop software, you may also
20OctHOW TO REGISTER YOUR BUSINESS WITHIN THE FGN’S 90 DAYS SPECIAL WINDOW
On October 2, 2018, the Vice President disclosed a special window of 90 days for
31MayAre you “Forward” looking in your business?
The year 2016 marked a season of inflation and scarcity for various commodities;
- 3Sep
TAX STRATEGIES FOR SMEs -Synopsis from Covenant Capital Annual Tax Seminar, July 29, 2017
By Audu Monday and Sunday Okpeh Covenant Capital’s Annual Tax Seminar held on 29 July
30DecTax Obligations of Sole Proprietorships, Partnerships and Incorporated Companies
It is no longer news that the Nigerian government has become increasingly keen on
15Jul3 WAYS TO MAINTAIN A POSITIVE CASH FLOW
As a business owner, what will you consider most important to the survival and growth of
31DecIncentives for Small Business Owners in Nigeria
Start Smart Series – Part 3 One of the issues facing small business owners in Nigeria
27Oct5 RULES FOR EFFECTIVE CLIENT COMMUNICATIONS
By Eyitayo Ogunyemi Has it happened that you intended to communicate a point but your
Testimonials
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Thank you for making the fair a reality!
I sincerely appreciate all Covenant Capital Members. We made contacts and got orders on our product through this fair.
Thank you for putting the Fair together.
Joyce Goriola -
How has Covenant Capital Affected Your Business?
I must say that the two unique feature of covenant capital microfinance loan scheme which makes it stand out is the fact that it is interest free unlike what is obtainable in the commercial banks and the repayment flexibility.
I was given a month moratorium which gives me ample time to work with the loan. You should also pick up the form when the announcement is made and take advantage of this wonderful opportunity from Covenant Capital.
Niyi Olurinde -
How has Covenant Capital Affected Your Business? Covenant Capital was very helpful when my business needed urgent working capital. We had assets and ready-made products, but we needed money to push products out. Covenant Capital was very helpful in funding our Go-To-Market activities. The funds were essentially channeled towards marketing and promotion of our new products. This also helped us to export some of our products to the UK market.
Tunde Ademuyiwa -
Thank you for documents sent. Thank you for organizing the program, I learnt new things to help my businesses.
Sam O. -
The seminar was great. It was time well-spent. Keep it up.
Edet -
Dear Covenant Capital,
Thank you for the seminar and making the materials available. It was a wonderful experience and highly educative. Look forward to the next one on Taxes. It’s an area I am really interested in.
RegardsOluM -
Thank you so much for this awesome initiative.
Kind regardsPeter N -
I really enjoyed your last seminar on owning and growing your business and it has been quite benefitial. I look forward to your next seminar on Taxes and Business.
Emma N.
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