Zeberced Group to Train 20,000 Nigerians, Create Jobs

Zeberced Group announced an ambitious investment program to train 20,000 Nigerians in technical and vocational skills, aiming to create no fewer than 40,000 direct jobs. This initiative was disclosed by Mr. Adil Aydin Kurt, Managing Director of Zeberced Group, during a visit to the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) FCT Council, led by Comrade Grace Ik.
The proposed technical vocational training school will admit 2,000 young Nigerians annually across various technical fields, producing approximately 20,000 skilled graduates each year. The project is designed to address unemployment, strengthen Nigeria's industrial workforce, and promote entrepreneurship.
The vocational training school will offer specialized training in construction technology, machine design technology, motor vehicle technology, plumbing technology, metal technology, furniture technology, and electrical/electronic technology. Additionally, Zeberced Group plans to establish a FIFA-approved football academy to discover and nurture young football talent.
The company has been investing in Nigeria's industrial sector for 15 years, focusing on manufacturing and construction to boost local employment and reduce dependency on imports.
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