About this opportunity
Applications are now open for the Edo Youth Impact Forum (EYIF) 2. 0 Grant Programme 2026, an initiative of the Edo State Government designed to support innovative youth-led businesses with funding, mentorship, and growth opportunities.
The programme will award a total of ₦40 million in startup grants to young entrepreneurs across different stages of business development, helping them transform innovative ideas into sustainable and scalable ventures. Who Should Apply?
The programme is open to: Youth-led startups in Edo State Entrepreneurs with validated business ideas Startups with a working MVP Businesses with demonstrated market traction seeking to scale Grant Categories Applicants can apply under one of the following tracks: Idea Track – Up to ₦2. 5 million for validated business ideas (6 slots available) Build Track – Up to ₦5 million for startups with a working Minimum Viable Product (MVP) (3 slots available) Scale Track – Up to ₦10 million for businesses with proven market traction (1 slot available)
Benefits and support
Successful applicants will receive: Startup grants of up to ₦10 million Mentorship from experienced entrepreneurs and industry experts Business growth and capacity-building support Access to networking opportunities within the innovation ecosystem Exposure to investors and potential strategic partners
Application steps
Interested applicants should complete their application online through the official EYIF portal: https://www. edoyouthimpactforum.
com/grant-registration
Application timeline
15 July 2026.
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