Unilever Nigeria and UNICEF Empower 900,000 Youth
Unilever Nigeria, in partnership with UNICEF, has launched an initiative aimed at equipping 900,000 young Nigerians with essential employability skills. This initiative is part of the FUCAP program, which combines digital learning with practical career guidance.
Tobi Adeniyi, Managing Director of Unilever Nigeria, highlighted the program's alignment with the company's sustainability priorities and its commitment to improving livelihoods. The program has reached 85,000 students and conducted 30 physical career seminars across universities and polytechnics.
It aims to bridge the gap between academia and industry, providing students with real-world knowledge and clear pathways to employment. Celin Lafoucrier, Chief of UNICEF Lagos Office, emphasized the importance of this partnership in empowering Nigerian youth and preparing them for future job markets.
The initiative has been active for the last two and a half years, focusing on entrepreneurship skills and digital capabilities.
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