Breath of fresh air for Nigerians as Amber Drinks Ltd sets to empower thousands
Since its formal launch in Nigeria in June 2020, its purpose has been to make life easier for Nigerians with a focus on empowerment. Moreso, the brand launched a BRT and conventional free bus ride initiative recently to give commuters access to rides at no cost to their pockets.
With a below-market interest rate of 5% flat, the Start-up Loan offers the beneficiaries N100,000 and a 4 months repayment plan with the first 30days interest-free. This loan will be given in the form of products to help kickstart or sustain beneficiaries who are looking to start trading in Amber Energy drink or already own retail store outlets.
Subsequently, the Business Support features rent-to-own recharge spots which will cater to individuals that are small-time beverage retailers and are ideally already in the business but need support to expand and grow. “With Nigeria’s population increasing exponentially coupled with the global pandemic, economic opportunities are now limited and overstretched. The need to encourage and empower startups, students, retailers and the unemployed cannot be overemphasized. Amber Drinks, through this program aims to provide Nigerians the opportunity to own and grow their businesses through soft loans and business support initiatives.
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