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NASENI Trains, Empowers 120 Electricians in Modern Electrical Installation in Kogi

Ibrahim Oyewale in Lokoja The National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) has trained, empowered no fewer 120 electricians in modern electrical installation and maintenance in Kogi State as

The National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI) has successfully trained and empowered 120 electricians in modern electrical installation and maintenance techniques in Kogi State as part of their efforts to combat youth unemployment in the nation. The closing ceremony of the NASENI Skills Acquisition and Empowerment program, which took place in Lokoja, saw the presentation of certificates to the newly trained electricians.

The agency's Executive Director/CEO, Professor Khalid Halilu, emphasized the importance of skills acquisition in igniting industrial revolution in Nigeria and commended the Kogi State government for their support. The trainees were informed that their newly acquired skills place them in the fast-growing construction sector of the Nigerian economy, and urged them to utilize these skills for a sustainable livelihood.

The traditional ruler of Lokoja and Chairman of the Lokoja Traditional Council, His Royal Highness, Ibrahim Kabir, expressed gratitude for the initiative and urged the trainees to be ambassadors of NASENI, demonstrating professionalism, integrity, and good conduct in their work.

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