Jummy iCare Foundation Trains 600 Women and PWDs
Jummy iCare Foundation conducted a training program for 600 women, young girls, and People With Disabilities (PWDs) in Akure, Ondo State, focusing on entrepreneurial skills such as bag-making, soap-making, and sewing. The training concluded on Tuesday, where Mrs. Olajumoke Abegunde, the CEO of the Foundation, presented working tools to the graduates to help them start their trades.
Nine outstanding participants received special gifts, including electric tricycles and motorcycles. The recipients included Abebi Bukola, Morenike Falohun, Omolola Omofemiwa, Alomaja Titilayo, Ejifoor Juliana, Omoyemi Oluwaleke, and Bolanle Adeniji.
Mrs. Abegunde emphasized the Foundation's commitment to empowering individuals to become self-sufficient and contribute to their communities. Hon. Abegunde, Executive Director of Corporate Services at the Nigeria Delta Development Commission, encouraged beneficiaries to take their skills seriously.
The Olowo of Owo, Oba Ajibade Gbadegesin Ogunoye, praised Mrs. Abegunde for her efforts, while some hearing-impaired participants expressed gratitude for the inclusive training.
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