The Industrial Training Fund (ITF) yesterday commenced the training of 1,000 youths in Sokoto State under the National Industrial Skills Development Programme. Speaking at the commencement of the programme yesterday, ITF Area Manager in charge of Sokoto, Kebbi and Zamfara States, Alhaji Usman Muhammad Sani, stated that the scheme was geared towards empowering the youth to be self-reliant.
He said the scheme was aimed at reducing unemployment among the youth in the country. Sani explained that the youths would be trained on soap making, tailoring and panel beating for a duration of three months. “The aim is to empower the youths by building their capacity in order to be self-reliant and serve as avenue for manpower generation,” Sani said.
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