Katsina Approves Resettlement for 1,662 Youth Graduates

The Katsina State Executive Council has approved resettlement packages for 1,662 graduates from the Katsina Youth Craft Village, as disclosed by the Commissioner for Higher Technical and Vocational Education, Muhammad Sani Ali. This initiative is part of the government's strategic efforts to empower youth and promote self-reliance.

The resettlement packages will include starter packs for various trades, designed to support beneficiaries in establishing their own businesses and achieving economic independence. This initiative reflects the administration's commitment to youth empowerment and skill acquisition, aiming to reduce youth restiveness in the state.

It aligns with the broader agenda of enhancing youth development, reducing unemployment, and fostering sustainable economic growth across Katsina State.