Hope Rise Imolit Foundation Trains 300 in Imo State

The Hope Rise Imolit Foundation, founded by Chief Obioma Success Akagburuony, has initiated a skills acquisition training program aimed at combating poverty and hardship in Imo State. The program, which is in collaboration with Pato Binto Entrepreneurial Skill Acquisition Company, will train 300 beneficiaries across 27 local government areas.
The two-week training, held at Noah's Ark Church Auditorium in Aboh Mbaise, focuses on empowering participants with various skills to create sustainable livelihoods. Chief Akagburuony emphasized the importance of self-reliance and the need for individuals to be able to provide for themselves without relying on politicians.
The training will cover diverse areas, including makeup artistry, event decoration, pastry preparation, and the production of household cleaning agents. The initiative aims to transform participants into job creators rather than job seekers, thereby contributing to economic stability in the region.
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