Gov Lawal Graduates 500 Vocational Trainees In Zamfara
Zamfara State Governor Dauda Lawal has graduated 500 youths trained in various vocational skills at the Vocational Training Centre in Damba, Gusau. The graduates completed training in different vocational fields as part of the state government’s efforts to equip residents with skills for employment and self-reliance. A statement by the Director-General, Media and Communication, Nuhu […]
Zamfara State Governor Dauda Lawal recently honored 500 vocational trainees who completed their training at the Vocational Training Centre in Damba, Gusau. The graduates, who underwent instruction in various skilled trades, are part of the state government's initiative to empower residents with marketable abilities for employment and self-sufficiency.
According to a media release, the program aims to generate employment opportunities and spur entrepreneurship among the youth and the broader populace. The government's investment in these skills is expected to enhance the quality of life for the trainees and stimulate Zamfara's economic expansion. Governor Lawal emphasized the significance of vocational education in addressing unemployment and fostering self-reliance among the young population during the graduation ceremony.
His administration's Rescue Mission has made skills acquisition a cornerstone of its strategy to construct a resilient economy. By equipping skilled individuals to generate income, create job opportunities for others, and diminish reliance on state support, Lawal highlighted the transformative potential of this educational approach.
This milestone marks a significant step in Zamfara's commitment to broadening access to vocational training and skills-acquisition avenues throughout the state.
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