Kaduna State Graduates 4,050 from Vocational Training
On August 27, 2026, Kaduna State held a graduation ceremony for 4,050 young men and women at the Kaduna State Institute of Vocational Training and Skills Development (IVTSD). This event underscored Governor Uba Sani's commitment to addressing poverty, unemployment, and insecurity through human-capital development.
The graduates received the National Skills Qualification (NSQ) Level II after completing their training across three campuses: Abdulkadir Balarabe Musa Campus in Rigachikun, Abubakar Dangiwa Umar Campus in Soba, and Sir Patrick Ibrahim Yakowa Campus in Samaru Kataf. Governor Sani emphasized the importance of competence, discipline, and productive work, stating that development extends beyond infrastructure to include education, skills development, and economic participation.
The IVTSD offers programs in 14 trades, combining practical instruction with essential skills, aiming to empower individuals to create enterprises and participate meaningfully in the economy.
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