NDDC's Dr Ogbuku Advocates Youth Empowerment in Fashion

At a graduation ceremony in Port Harcourt, Dr Samuel Ogbuku, the Managing Director of the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), reaffirmed the commission's commitment to youth empowerment and skills development in fashion and garment design. The training aimed to promote entrepreneurship and create employment opportunities in the Niger Delta.
Thirty youths graduated from a selection of 100 participants in the 2025 fashion design training, chosen based on their competence and passion. Ogbuku urged the graduates to utilize their skills productively and become self-reliant entrepreneurs, creating jobs and sharing their knowledge.
He encouraged them to seek mentorship from their training consultant, Greg Daniel, and to consider future training in artificial intelligence and technology-related skills. Ogbuku stressed the importance of believing in their potential and not being limited by their environment.
Dr Victor Antai, NDDC Executive Director, Projects, described the program as an investment in human potential and regional prosperity, urging graduates to embrace discipline and professionalism in their future endeavors.
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