Seyi Tinubu Initiative Graduates 837 Youths, Targets Votes

The Seyi Tinubu Operation Back to Agriculture Initiative (SOBAI) has graduated 837 students from its training program at the Kubwa centre in the Federal Capital Territory. Emmanuel Bidi, the National Coordinator, reported that 1,121 students enrolled, with 837 completing the course.

These graduates are awaiting empowerment support to start their agricultural businesses. Since its inception, SOBAI, in collaboration with Praise Agrovet, has trained and empowered 64,734 youths across the Federal Capital Territory, Niger, Kogi, Benue, and Kano states in various agricultural sectors, including poultry production, fish farming, and goat rearing.

The initiative plans to establish 34 training centres with programs accredited by the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE) and intends to conduct free quarterly agricultural training nationwide. Additionally, SOBAI aims to secure five million votes for the President's re-election in the 2027 general elections, working through youth platforms and grassroots outreach.

Bidi emphasized the importance of legal compliance in all empowerment activities.