The FADAMA III Additional Financing (AF) Programme says it is collaborating with the World Bank in training 300 graduates in agriculture and agro-allied business in Niger.
Mr Tayo Adewuni, the National Project Coordinator of FADAMA, said this during his visit to the training centre in Mokwa.
Adewuni said that the ongoing training in 23 states was aimed at reducing the high rate of unemployment, adding that the two-week training was carried out under the FADAMA Graduate Unemployed Youth Support Enterprises Development Programme.
News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that 100 youths are currently undergoing training in three centres across the state — Federal University of Technology, Minna, Ibrahim Badamasi University, Lapai and Niger State College of Agriculture, Mokwa.
“The main objective of this training is to reduce youth…
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