…New partnership to address youth unemployment
The Federal Government has entered into a partnership with Investonaire Academy to train 100,000 Nigerian youths each year in forex trading. The agreement was signed on Monday in Abuja.
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Focus on financial skills and inclusion
The programme aims to equip participants with practical knowledge in currency trading, financial literacy, and risk management. It is part of ongoing efforts to improve financial inclusion and create opportunities for young people.
Support from government officials
Youth Minister Ayodele Olawande said the initiative is a strategic move to empower young Nigerians with digital and entrepreneurial skills. “The public can expect transparent and measurable outcomes,” he stated.
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Programme to promote economic participation
Dr Enefola Odiba, Investonaire’s International Programme Director, said the initiative would help bridge economic gaps. “This partnership is a step toward unlocking youth potential,” he said, noting its alignment with national goals.
