TRENDING

RC Mara aagiza uchunguzi matumizi ya fedha za lishe • بين المسيّرات والسلطة: كيف تحوّل الدعم التركي للجيش السوداني إلى ورقة في معركة الإسلاميين؟ • TAMPAN expresses gratitude for public support following Ogogo’s passing • BREAKING: London court confirms Poco Lee to appear for assault September 15 • Zamfara advocates victims support fund for banditry victims, as key to peace-building • Osun: Oyetola condemns post-election violence, calls for justice • عمر الدقير يكتب.. الحارث إدريس وتقويل التاريخ القريب • Talensi residents storm Assembly, reject electricity bills over persistent blackouts • Wanaotajwa kumrithi Dk Nchimbi hawa hapa • 'It is survival for the fittest': Gachagua rejects opposition zoning plan • EPL: Bassey rues Fulham’s defeat to Chelsea • Kano Diphtheria Outbreak Kills Over 50 Children, Say Lawmakers • BREAKING: Poco Lee to appear for assault trial September 15 — London court • Olaopa Seeks Knowledge-driven Reform In Civil Service As Walson-Jack Presents Books • جيش البرهان: احتفال بتولية “مليشيا جبريل” قيادة العاصمة القومية..! • Top 10 poorest countries in the world as African countries dominate • Ghanaians need mindset revolution to develop — Dr. Amoah • Official listed as Sokoto coordinator disowns alleged fake agency • Eid-el-Maulud: Leadership not measured by promises — CAN • السعودية والإخوان.. حين تُسلَّم مفاتيح الخليج للعقارب • RC Mara aagiza uchunguzi matumizi ya fedha za lishe • بين المسيّرات والسلطة: كيف تحوّل الدعم التركي للجيش السوداني إلى ورقة في معركة الإسلاميين؟ • TAMPAN expresses gratitude for public support following Ogogo’s passing • BREAKING: London court confirms Poco Lee to appear for assault September 15 • Zamfara advocates victims support fund for banditry victims, as key to peace-building • Osun: Oyetola condemns post-election violence, calls for justice • عمر الدقير يكتب.. الحارث إدريس وتقويل التاريخ القريب • Talensi residents storm Assembly, reject electricity bills over persistent blackouts • Wanaotajwa kumrithi Dk Nchimbi hawa hapa • 'It is survival for the fittest': Gachagua rejects opposition zoning plan • EPL: Bassey rues Fulham’s defeat to Chelsea • Kano Diphtheria Outbreak Kills Over 50 Children, Say Lawmakers • BREAKING: Poco Lee to appear for assault trial September 15 — London court • Olaopa Seeks Knowledge-driven Reform In Civil Service As Walson-Jack Presents Books • جيش البرهان: احتفال بتولية “مليشيا جبريل” قيادة العاصمة القومية..! • Top 10 poorest countries in the world as African countries dominate • Ghanaians need mindset revolution to develop — Dr. Amoah • Official listed as Sokoto coordinator disowns alleged fake agency • Eid-el-Maulud: Leadership not measured by promises — CAN • السعودية والإخوان.. حين تُسلَّم مفاتيح الخليج للعقارب

August 25, 2026|13:29

Back to Home

Abuja

641 teenagers gain hands-on skills at Abuja skills acquisition scheme

Business Day about 2 hours 1 mins read

L-R: Emmanuel Oji, Olive Samuel; Akobe-Ajibolu Victor, Teenage Outreach Ministries; Idara Umana, Chief Operating Officer, Olivehill Development Initiative and Winnie Adejo, during the ODI TVET Training held at Government Science Secondary School, Maitama, Abuja

About 641 teenagers participated in a technical and vocational education and training teens programme in Abuja have gained exposure to

This article was sourced from an external publication.

Share this article