Iyobosa Uwugiaren and Ndubuisi Francis in Abuja
No fewer than 2,500 beneficiaries of the Presidential Amnesty Programme are to be trained, while 2,000 of them are expected to be employed in the fishing sector, in line with the federal government’s Economic Recovery Growth Plan (ERGP) to restore growth in the economy.
The Special Adviser (Media and Communication) to the Presidential Adviser and Coordinator on the Presidential Amnesty Programme, Murphy Ganagan, said in a statement that 100 fishing trawlers are to be built in Burutu, Delta State, for the training programme, which is expected to commence soon, at the end of which 2000 of the beneficiaries would be employed.
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