Kwara Govt and Nigerian Army Forge Partnership to Tackle Youth Unemployment
In a bid to address youth unemployment and drive national development, the Kwara State Government has unveiled a strategic collaboration with the Nigerian Army to empower voluntary youth organisations through training initiatives, job creation schemes, and skills development programmes.
Ndanusa Usman Shehu, Commissioner for Youth Development, announced the partnership during a courtesy visit to the Nigerian Army's 22 Armoured Brigade at Sobi Barracks in Ilorin, the state capital.
The Commissioner emphasised that the alliance will equip young people with critical skills in security, technology, agriculture, and leadership, aligning with broader efforts to enhance employability and foster socio-economic growth.
He expressed appreciation to Governor Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq for providing an enabling environment that supports youth development in the State, stressing the governor's commitment to policies and initiatives aimed at empowering young people.
“Governor Abdulrazaq has continuously demonstrated his dedication to youths development, creating opportunities that foster growth and innovation,” he stated.
Ndanusa noted that the initiative was expected to equip youths with the discipline and expertise needed to secure meaningful employment and contribute to national security efforts.
“This partnership will open doors for thousands of young Nigerians who are eager to serve their country and build a brighter future. Through skills acquisition, military-backed vocational training, and job placement initiatives, we aim to create sustainable employment pathways,” he added.
Funmilola Ajide, the Director of Personnel, Finance and Supply of the Ministry, posited that the youths are the future of the nation and need proper monitoring, tutoring and training to thrive successfully in the society.
Ezra Barkins, Brigadier General and Commander of Sobi Barracks, expressed gratitude to the State Governor, Abdulrahman Abdulrazaq for creating an enabling environment that fostered their growth, efficiency, and operational success.
He welcomed the initiative, highlighting the Military's role in shaping disciplined and responsible citizens.
“This strategic alliance between the Kwara State Government and the Nigerian Army, is a beacon of hope for young people aspiring to serve and build rewarding careers in the military, reinforcing the government's dedication to youths development and national service.The army is fully prepared to work alongside the Ministry to achieve our shared goals,” he stated.
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