FG Trains 25,000 Youths in Skills with World Bank Support
The Federal Government, in collaboration with the World Bank, has trained 25,000 youths in various skills, with Bless Ogwu spearheading the project in Abuja, Nigeria. The initiative aims to strengthen Nigeria's technical and vocational education and training (TVET) ecosystem.
The project involves engaging additional service providers to train 30,000 more youths, emphasizing the importance of developing market-relevant skills to reduce unemployment and boost national development.
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