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Germany has committed €8 million to support Nigeria’s technical and vocational education and training (TVET) sector over the next two years as part of efforts to tackle youth unemployment, close the skills gap, and strengthen workforce development. This initiative is aimed at equipping millions of young Nigerians with practical...

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@MusanBaturia Movement.

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A center I know has never received any of the promises. Kits, starter packs etc.

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A welcome development.

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@prinxe_B This is great news

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They have not done with the first batch now trying to recruit the next phase. What's wrong with our out standing monthly stipend of 4 months and certificates.

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