Kola Daisi Centre Graduates 153 Students in Ibadan

The Kola Daisi Entrepreneurship Centre in Ibadan, Oyo State, graduated 153 students who completed various vocational training programs, including leatherwork, computer studies, fashion design, catering services, hairdressing, and tie-dye. The initiative, led by the Central Council of Ibadan Indigenes (CCII) under Chief Ajeniyi Ajewol, aims to equip young people with marketable skills to promote self-reliance and reduce unemployment.

During the graduation ceremony, Ajewol urged graduates to utilize the skills acquired to tackle unemployment and poverty in society. He emphasized that entrepreneurship should extend beyond classroom learning to practical application.

Dr. Kolawole Moje Lawal, chairman of the committee overseeing the centre, described the event as a milestone in building a self-reliant youth population.

The vice chancellor of Kola Daisi University, Prof. Adeniyi Olatubosun, represented Dr.

Oladipupo Mumini, affirming the university's commitment to supporting vocational education initiatives. Mr.

Paul Ok, the national director of employment, commended the program for complementing government efforts to address unemployment.