Nigerian Govt, World Bank Partner To Train 50,000 Youths On Digital Skills

The World Bank and the Federal Ministry of Education have announced their aim to train a minimum of 50,000 youths in Nigeria, empowering them with various

This project is part of the Federal Ministry of Education / IDEAS Project in collaboration with the World Bank.

Parajuli explained that the bank believes this is a relatively small number, considering that approximately 3.6 million youths enter the labor market each year. He expressed excitement about this particular project and the lively discussions on its implementation and potential design tweaks for maximum impact.

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