The Federal Government says it will begin skill acquisition training in 18 states across the six-political zone of the federation in March.

The Minister of Labour and Employment, Sen. Chris Ngige, made this known in a statement made available to the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Wednesday in Abuja.

Ngige had led a team from his ministry and the National Directorate of Employment (NDE) on an inspection tour of facilities in Lagos for the effective take off of various training programmes.

He said that Lagos and the Abuja Federal Capital would be a strategic pivot for the first phase of the training programme. “Federal Government is worried over the rate of unemployment in the country and is already tackling it from different fronts. “Recall that job creation is one of the cardinal programmes of the present administration.

“Reckon also that the Federal Government has been undaunted by severe challenges occasioned by economic recession in rescuing millions from the ugly spectra of youth unemployment bracket. “This is one of the programmes through which government intends to create jobs.

“Our decision to make blue collar jobs prominent in our multi-pronged job creation activities is informed by the limiting opportunities of white collar job against the elastic potentials offered by blue collar skills.

“We are therefore here to inspect facilities for effective take off of training programes, ‘’he said. The minister said that 50, 000 youths would be captured in the first phase of the training. He added that coaching consumables and other logistics for a smooth and successful session would be provided by the government.
Ngige inspected the different sections of the facility, such as the auto-mechanic and electrical sections, carpentry and joinery, building construction unit, welding and metal fabrication units.

He also visited the NDE state office in Lagos, where he charged staff members to cooperate with the Federal Government towards job creation by rededicating themselves to their responsibilities.

Other areas visited by the minister included the Government Technical College, Ikeja and Samsung Engineering Academy, where trainees are taken through the repair of electronics such as fridges, air-conditioning sets, GSM telephones among others.

He pledged the readiness of the Federal Government to partner with reputable private organisations in its skills acquisition training programmes.

SOURCE:http://www.alltrendyworld.com.ng/2017/02/fg-to-begin-skills-acquisition-program.html

That is if they remember to include any SE state ...smh.




Well, in this type of petty project, they might manage to include Aba, Abia State

Liars and pretenders.

we hope the money earmarked for this won't be siphoned by some greedy politicians. until we see results, I am not impressed. it has been promises, no results. so no more jubilation until we see results

Seems Osinbajo can do better than bubu. Wish he has longer time as an acting president let's see how competent he is

Good move

Research has shown that all employees do not get the wages that is commensurate to the jobs they do.Probably 20%of your worth.No matter what you earn sit down and calculate what percentage they get from you.you will see that i am right. Start your own business today. That's our job at greenforge

Watch and hear how many billions will go into this scam.

.Issokay

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This govt is just a joke
They should just return this country to how they met it two years back

Policy somersaulting all the time

To The Girls who Are Flexing Us With Big Buttocks, Remember That Even The TVs With Big Backs Went Out Of Fashion. Flat Screens Now Rock.

If no be another scam then its a welcome development

The person below surely has something meaningful to say.

I made FP *dabs like a boss*

UP NEXT: FTC[b]

We already have the skills establishment is what we ask for.

we always see this.... but how it end we all know how it used to be. they have been deceiving us since 1914

Drienzia:
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as in Eh...... u funny me.... lol

I think this will go along way.

Happy to be back on nairaland

Drienzia:
HOW TO COOK YORUBA SOUP
1. Put water in pot
2. Add red oil
3. Add strange leaves
4. Add local salt
5. Add pepper and stir with plank or fire wood
6. Add more pepper
7. My friend add pepper in this thing
8. Use wrapper from the house to put the pot down
9. Add extra pepper.

How are you this morning?

skill acquisition is the way forward!!!
Enough is enough for all these stupid colleges of education, polytechnics, and unemployment trained universities.

What will happen after their training, please remember that there are some people currently in that vocations, Some have taken the pain to train themselves but the environment is not business friendly...




My advice is that, FG Should sell this country and to either Germany, France or any of the Arab Countries..


It can only get worse

Drienzia:
HOW TO COOK YORUBA SOUP
1. Put water in pot
2. Add red oil
3. Add strange leaves
4. Add local salt
5. Add pepper and stir with plank or fire wood
6. Add more pepper
7. My friend add pepper in this thing
8. Use wrapper from the house to put the pot down
9. Add extra pepper.

The story is about an IGBO minister doing good things and this one is here ranting about yoruba soup............ see what inferiority complex has done to your psyche..... when you are afraid of your own shadow ......... the fear of the yoruba man is the beginning of wisdom for the Iboman.

Drienzia:
HOW TO COOK YORUBA SOUP
1. Put water in pot
2. Add red oil
3. Add strange leaves
4. Add local salt
5. Add pepper and stir with plank or fire wood
6. Add more pepper
7. My friend add pepper in this thing
8. Use wrapper from the house to put the pot down
9. Add extra pepper.

you must be high ooooo

TO/WILL begin

Future tense as usual. Jokers

Drienzia:
HOW TO COOK YORUBA SOUP
1. Put water in pot
2. Add red oil
3. Add strange leaves
4. Add local salt
5. Add pepper and stir with plank or fire wood
6. Add more pepper
7. My friend add pepper in this thing
8. Use wrapper from the house to put the pot down
9. Add extra pepper.

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So they are done with npower buld and tech and jump into another false promise.

They needed to sustain such resources for many years, to empower the youth of nowadays and for incoming generations as well.

This gonna be your case...

Drienzia:
HOW TO COOK YORUBA SOUP
1. Put water in pot
2. Add red oil
3. Add strange leaves
4. Add local salt
5. Add pepper and stir with plank or fire wood
6. Add more pepper
7. My friend add pepper in this thing
8. Use wrapper from the house to put the pot down
9. Add extra pepper.