Hallelujah Challenge ₦50 Million Grant 2026: Apply for SME and School Fees Support

The Hallelujah Challenge Grant Initiative, in partnership with Premium Trust Bank, has announced a ₦50 million grant to support small businesses and students across Nigeria.

The initiative is open to Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) as well as individuals seeking financial support for school fees from primary to tertiary level.

Registration opens at 12 Noon (WAT) on 18 February 2026.

About the Hallelujah Challenge Grant

The grant is part of the Hallelujah Challenge outreach initiative led by gospel minister Nathaniel Bassey and his team. The programme aims to provide financial relief to:

• 25+ Small and Medium Enterprises

• 150+ Students in need of school fee support

The total grant sum is ₦50 million.

According to the organisers, applications will undergo eligibility screening and verification before winners are selected.

Who Can Apply?

The grant is open to:

1. Small Business Owners (SMEs)

• Entrepreneurs operating registered or verifiable businesses

• Businesses requiring financial support for growth or sustainability

2. Students

• Primary school students

• Secondary school students

• Tertiary institution students

Applicants must meet the eligibility criteria and agree to the terms and conditions.

How to Apply for Hallelujah Challenge ₦50 Million Grant

Interested applicants can apply through the official website: https://hallelujahchallengelive.com/grant

The portal goes live at 12:00 PM (WAT).

Applicants are advised to complete their registration as soon as possible once the portal opens.

• Registration Opens: 18 February 2026 at 12 Noon (WAT)

• Winners Announcement: 27 February 2026

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NOTE:

• Applications are subject to verification.

• Meeting the eligibility criteria does not automatically guarantee selection.

• Only applications submitted through the official website will be considered.

Good luck!