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Firms Commits to Youth Empowerment on International Youth Day

As the world marks International Youth Day, attention has again turned to the opportunities and challenges facing young people as they prepare for work, financial independence, and adulthood. In Nigeria,

As the world observes International Youth Day, the opportunities and challenges confronting young people as they navigate their journey towards employment, financial independence, and adulthood are once again at the forefront. In Nigeria, the Federal Ministry of Youth Development remains committed to prioritizing skills development, job creation, entrepreneurship, and social inclusion.

PalmPay, a leading fintech company, echoes this emphasis on empowering Nigeria's youth, viewing it as an investment in the individuals who will shape the nation's future.

PalmPay recognizes that youth empowerment extends far beyond mere corporate social responsibility. The company's initiatives are centered on fostering financial literacy, enhancing employability, equipping young people with digital skills, and facilitating access to essential opportunities. To this end, PalmPay's Graduate Trainee Programme offers young graduates the invaluable chance to gain practical workplace experience, cultivate professional competencies, and build rewarding careers in an industry that is undergoing rapid transformation.

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