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The Industrial Training Fund is investing 3.6 billion Naira into business incubation and capacity building to standardise informal labour. The state agency has commenced a pilot testing phase in Abuja to move domestic workers away from unverified training documents. Under its Skill-Up Artisans programme, the fund is introducing international certification examinations in partnership with an…
The Federal Government has moved to consolidate Nigeria’s fragmented youth empowerment schemes into a single, industry-led national system. At a high-level roundtable in Abuja on Tuesday, Vice President Kashim Shettima called for an end to “isolated interventions” that fail to translate into stable employment. Represented by Senator Ibrahim Hassan Hadejia, the Vice President argued that…
