Economic development along with employment generation and poverty elimination depend heavily on Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). Many MSMEs face challenges maintaining their sustainability and growth because they lack appropriate entrepreneurial training and have limitations in financial resources and slow technology adoption rates. The study investigates how these three factors affect MSME performance within Kano Metropolis of Nigeria. This investigation evaluates the degree to which business resilience and revenue growth depends on three factors which include entrepreneurial education together with financial accessibility and technological integration. Researchers combined quantitative surveys with qualitative interviews directed at MSME owners together with personnel from financial institutions. The evaluation of training along with financial access used descriptive and inferential statistical techniques to determine their influence on business achievement. Structured entrepreneurial training boosts business performance by improving business acumen along with decisions about finances and operational procedures which generates higher profitability combined with sustainability. The main obstacle to growth opportunities is financial access due to bureaucratic loan processes combined with strict collateral requirements. When MSMEs receive financial education and secure funding the organization displays superior resource allocation practices and market penetration abilities. Digital financial tools and e-commerce platforms that businesses adopt strengthen their ability to compete effectively and survive market challenges. The study’s results support increasing government-sponsored entrepreneurial training together with private programs and identifying new financial products that fit MSME requirements and creating policy standards to encourage technology implementation. The implementation of these approaches will enable Kano Metropolis MSMEs to reach lasting sustainability along with increased competitiveness to contribute better to economic development.