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27th of June is Micro-, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Day.

27th of June is Micro-, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Day.

We commend all those individuals, groups, NGOs, Charities, Foundations and others who engage in one form of entrepreneural empowerment or the other to encourage and advance MSMEs in Nigeria and all around the world. 

God bless your labour and work of love.

May we not do anything in vain.

Remember:

“Commit your works to the Lord and your plans will be established.” (Proverbs 16:3)

27th June was marked as Micro-, Small and Medium-sized Enterprises Day and we have scheduled to organise at our Centre a filmshow titled, “Rethinking Unemployment in Nigeria” by Emmanuel Okeleji done at TEDxIfe and also “Consider What You Have In Your Hands” by Kene Mpkaru done at TEDx Euston.

Contact us for seat reservations.

See you there!

Wouldn't it be great to be able to quit your job, be your own boss and earn a paycheck from the comfort of your own home? The good news is that with a little planning and some startup money, it is possible! 

But not everyone is meant to start a business, some are meant to build, support and provide technical know how to already established businesses. While we commend those who are employers of labour, we also commend those who are employees.

In TLF, for the month of May 2026, we were able to empower a business woman with an interest free loan to add to her business for a month. That loan spanned from the 26th and ended yesterday, 26th June 2026. Now we have the funds available for the next beneficiary.

We thank God for the opportunity and pray that this wheel of support we have started will continue to roll without halt. Through this interest free load, may we play our part as a Foundation to support MSMEs.

Remember we are incorporated not just for charity but also for social development.

Thank you.

Tina Tobo PSLC, BL, Ph.D. 

... the ultimate law is love.

#June

#Ventures 

TLF💚

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