NDE-YESSO GRADUATES FIRST BATCH OF 2, 325 BENEFICIARIES
source: http://www.eyesoflagos.com/2018/04/nde-yesso-graduates-first-batch-of-2.html


A total of 2,325 women and youth have graduated from the skills for job training of youth employment and social support operation anchored by the National Directorate of Employment (NDE). Eyes Of Lagos gathered that, According to a statement signed by officer, NDE-Skills for Job, Lawan Musa, this followed the successful completion of the various levels of the training by the S4J beneficiaries which comprises of life skills, sector specific skills, and entrepreneurship skills training and also placement of trainees for six months internship with private sector operators. He stated that the skills for job training, which came with a paradigm shift in the delivery of skills training has exposed trainees to: Core life skills competencies, enhanced trainees’ psycho-social behaviors and norms to assist in their future engagement. According to him, the beneficiaries have also obtained good knowledge of demand driven skills that concretely prepared them for job in either public or private establishments, entrepreneurship skills Training which has upgraded the capacity of S4J beneficiaries to effectively and efficiently manage their enterprises. He explained that in line with the federal government’s commitment towards poverty reduction and employability drive, trainees were provided with meal during orientation, and other three levels of training. The sum of N149,379,,328 million was disbursed to Payment Service Providers to pay 2,325 beneficiaries as monthly stipend at the maximum rate of N7, 500.00 while another sum of N7, 903, 000.00 was paid for NABTEB as registration and handling charges which enabled skills for Job graduates sat for Trade modular certification examination organized by NABTEB. The skills for job training constitutes one of the World Bank’s assistance to increase access of the poor and vulnerable to youth employment opportunities in the participating states of Bauchi, Cross river, Ekiti, Kogi, Kwara, Niger and oyo. The statement further said that in a bid to encourage inclusive growth and development, 66 skills for job beneficiaries in Ekiti state were provided starter-pack items to establish their micro-businesses.

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Chaaaaaai
This FTC mean say I wake up with better luck this morning, chai
I dedicate this achievement to the lazy Nigerian youth

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i dedicate this to all the lazy Nigerian youths keep working smarter and harder... . every hustler has a pay day..
btwn
my work in progress april 2018 @ oluwaseun_arts 07066456029

Lagos is the best state in Nigeria..oya argue with ur ancestor

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alphonsojaybaz:
NDE-YESSO GRADUATES FIRST BATCH OF 2, 325 BENEFICIARIES
source: http://www.eyesoflagos.com/2018/04/nde-yesso-graduates-first-batch-of-2.html


A total of 2,325 women and youth have graduated from the skills.]The statement further said that in a bid to encourage inclusive growth and development, 66 skills for job beneficiaries in Ekiti state were provided starter-pack items to establish their micro-businesses.

only 66skills for job beneficiaries were provided?
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Nigeria Issa funny country.

We are trying our best to reduce unemployment

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aminusodiq:
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i dedicate this to all the lazy Nigerian youths keep working smarter and harder... . every hustler has a pay day..
btwn
my work in progress april 2018 @ oluwaseun_arts 07066456029

Another lazy youth spotted. Keep up the nice lazy works. You do POP ceiling works?

Good,our youths will now be productive.

alphonsojaybaz:
NDE-YESSO GRADUATES FIRST BATCH OF 2, 325 BENEFICIARIES
source: http://www.eyesoflagos.com/2018/04/nde-yesso-graduates-first-batch-of-2.html


A total of 2,325 women and youth have graduated from the skills for job training of youth employment and social support operation anchored by the National Directorate of Employment (NDE). Eyes Of Lagos gathered that, According to a statement signed by officer, NDE-Skills for Job, Lawan Musa, this followed the successful completion of the various levels of the training by the S4J beneficiaries which comprises of life skills, sector specific skills, and entrepreneurship skills training and also placement of trainees for six months internship with private sector operators. He stated that the skills for job training, which came with a paradigm shift in the delivery of skills training has exposed trainees to: Core life skills competencies, enhanced trainees’ psycho-social behaviors and norms to assist in their future engagement. According to him, the beneficiaries have also obtained good knowledge of demand driven skills that concretely prepared them for job in either public or private establishments, entrepreneurship skills Training which has upgraded the capacity of S4J beneficiaries to effectively and efficiently manage their enterprises. He explained that in line with the federal government’s commitment towards poverty reduction and employability drive, trainees were provided with meal during orientation, and other three levels of training. The sum of N149,379,,328 million was disbursed to Payment Service Providers to pay 2,325 beneficiaries as monthly stipend at the maximum rate of N7, 500.00 while another sum of N7, 903, 000.00 was paid for NABTEB as registration and handling charges which enabled skills for Job graduates sat for Trade modular certification examination organized by NABTEB. The skills for job training constitutes one of the World Bank’s assistance to increase access of the poor and vulnerable to youth employment opportunities in the participating states of Bauchi, Cross river, Ekiti, Kogi, Kwara, Niger and oyo. The statement further said that in a bid to encourage inclusive growth and development, 66 skills for job beneficiaries in Ekiti state were provided starter-pack items to establish their micro-businesses.

that picture....smh...the picture was taken during 2011 fuel subsidy protest at freedom park in ojota, lagos