The platform that provides job and training for job seekers,
said that it has targeted five million Nigerian youths for skills and dignified
jobs by 2025.
Miss Makkiya Sulaiman, the youths engagement assistant of
the organisation, said this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria
(NAN) on Wednesday in Kano.
She said that Jobberman had engaged professionals in the
agriculture, creative industry and Digital sectors to provide skills and
expertise.
Miss Sulaiman said that the project was in partnership with
Mastercard Foundation and would focus on impacting on 70 per cent young women
in Northern Nigeria.
“Training will also focus on soft skills such as emotional
intelligence, business etiquette and time management, and will be delivered
online and offline for people with limited access to the internet.”
She said that the partnership would involve community
leaders, key decision-makers, and trained candidates would be placed under
Jobberman’s employer partnerships.
She noted that in an effort to promote the project in Kano
Jobberman organised a one-day forum to commemorate International Women’s Day.
The forum was held at the Centre for Democratic Studies,
which showcased female entrepreneurs that shared experiences with the young
people on their journeys to business and other fields.
A renowned farmer in Kano, Hajiya Salamatu Garba, shared her
experiences in building a successful empire in the Agricultural sector,” she
said.
She urged youths, especially women, to buckle up and face
the challenges before them, noting that they would scale through and be
successful.
NAN reports that Jobberman organised a forum in
commemoration of ”International Women’s Day” for female entrepreneurs to share
experiences in Kano on Wednesday.
The forum was to pave way for its project to provide five
million skill jobs to youths in Nigeria by 2025.
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