Nigeria Signs Landmark Deal to Empower Youths in Forex Trade Training
Oru Leonard
The Federal Government of Nigeria has taken a significant step towards tackling youth unemployment and promoting financial inclusion by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Investonaire Academy.
The partnership aims to train 100,000 young Nigerians annually in foreign exchange (Forex) trading, equipping them with practical skills to thrive in the global financial marketplace.
The program will focus on Forex trading, risk management, and financial planning, empowering youths to build wealth and contribute to the Nigerian economy.
The initiative aligns with the Ministry’s mission to drive youth development through capacity building, innovation, and access to transformative opportunities.
The training will enhance digital literacy and skills, enabling youths to seize global opportunities and drive economic growth.
The Ministry and Investonaire Academy are committed to ensuring transparent and measurable outcomes that genuinely impact the lives of young Nigerians.
Speaking in response, Honourable Minister of Youth Development, Comrade Ayodele Olawande said, “This partnership reflects our strategic vision for sustainable youth development… We’re teaching our youth to think critically, embrace digital skills, and seize global opportunities to build wealth and add value to the Nigerian economy.”
Earlier in his his remarks, Dr. Enefola Odiba, International Programme Director, Investonaire Academy noted that youth are the backbone of any nation. When empowered, they become catalysts for innovation and growth. “This initiative is designed to bridge the gap and unlock the immense potential of our young people”, he emphasized.
This landmark deal marks a significant step towards empowering Nigerian youths and promoting economic growth and development.