Diageo Nigeria Graduates 300 Youths in Hospitality Skills

Diageo Nigeria graduated 300 participants from its Learn Life initiative, which focuses on empowering young Nigerians with hospitality and tourism skills. Launched in September 2025, the program exceeded its initial target of training 250 youths.
Adebayo Alli, General Manager of Diageo West and Central Africa, noted the program's success in addressing youth unemployment and improving workforce readiness in the hospitality sector. The initiative provided structured training and mentorship, with 150 participants securing internship placements across Lagos' hospitality sector, leading to permanent employment for several beneficiaries.
Mobolaji Ogunlend, Lagos State Commissioner for Youth and Social Development, commended Diageo for creating opportunities for young Nigerians, emphasizing that youth make up 60% of Lagos State's population. The program aligns with the Lagos State Employment Trust Fund's commitment to youth development and economic inclusion.
The initiative also aims to support women and persons with disabilities, ensuring inclusivity in the workforce.
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