Of N4.2 Million being slated by the National Employment Directorate of Nigeria as Loan to 42 Unemployed Youths in Adamawa State to enhance Agricultural Production
By Abdul Rahman Bangura-
NEW AFRICA BUSINESS NEWS (NABN) Freetown, Sierra Leone– The Director-General of the National Directorate Employment – Mallam Abubakar Fikpo rendered the statement at the orientation course for successors of agricultural empowerment scheme in Yola on December 07th, 2022.
Fikpo, represented by Malam Ibrahim Jimada, NDE Coordinator in Adamawa announced that each beneficiary would access N100 start-ups.
In her statements, Zainab Audu – Head of Department, of the REP scheme in Adamawa explained that agriculture was a fine enterprise and exhorted heirs to spend interest on the orientation for profitable performance in the field.
“With these skills, you will become millionaires and employers of labor within a short time if you put it into practice,” Audu said.
She called on the successors to be good ambassadors of their respective neighborhoods by assuring peace and unity for endurable growth.
Similarly, Miss Deborah Gisilanbe, that talked on behalf of the participants thanked the Federal Government and NDE for the training and offered confidence that they would use the chance toward accomplishing the purposes of the scheme.
For New Africa Business News (NABN) Abdul Rahman Bangura Reports, Africa Correspondent
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