phemmie06:
Another story of promise

Ismahill:
baba abeg go hug transformer

phemmie06:

LOL how many promises has been fulfilled by APC government. Full of promises without fulfillment

omogin:
Everything this govt does is in the future. Can they just do something now pls

omogin:
Everything this govt does is in the future. Can they just do something now pls

Avalon316:


Calm down. I'm sure you can't do better if given the opportunity to manage a store

maximunimpact:
Dr Nteranya Sanginga, Director-General, International Institute of Tropical Agriculture (IITA), on Sunday said the Federal Government would launch N59.7 billion Youth-In-Agriculture Scheme in September.

Sanginga, who disclosed this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Ibadan, said the scheme would be sponsored by the federal government and African Development Bank (AFDB).

The director-general said IITA would train those enrolled in the scheme, adding that beneficiaries would be trained on how to make agriculture a business with good networking.

“The programme tagged “Enable Youth Empowerment Agribusiness programme, will engage youths in agribusiness for 18 months to enable them learn how to make agric business plan.

“Each will be given between 25,000 US Dollars and 300,000 US Dollars as loan to start a business.

“The programme started by IITA in 2012, was taken over by the federal government and AFDB to create employment in agric sector.

“To support this objective, the programme will be extended to 36 states and Abuja in September.

“After the programme, we expect the youths to become chief executive officers of factories, companies and creators of jobs rather than job seekers,” he said.

Sanginga urged the youths to develop positive mindset in agriculture and take good advantage of the programme.

“They should be serious with the training because at the end of it only those who did well will be rewarded,” he said.

http://www.financialwatchngr.com/2016/04/04/fg-launch-n59-7bn-youth-agriculture-scheme-september/

Ismahill:
baba oya go hug were

OurSchoolNews:
*Walks in to thread,
Read the topic, too lazy to Read the body, scan through it*

Atleast, This will reduce the rate of unemployment.
I just hope they fulfill this promise sha...well, let wait till September.....
*walks out of thread,
Heads Straight to OurSchool.com.ng *

phemmie06:

Most of the insincere party loyalist are the one misleading the government officials. Come to think of it most of them has no conscience instead of you to let them know what they are doing is bad you continue praising them. The truth will still be told by some people, and which I will be one of them

Ismahill:
bro! lets jst leave ds nigeria mentality 4 once, and lets support ds govt

omogin:
Everything this govt does is in the future. Can they just do something now pls

Babzrockman:
Nigerians youth do not want to engage in agriculture thats y all the wailer boys are so uncomfortable wit d plan as against their previous sit at home to collect share of oil money.

Standing5:
I call this the Agricultural version of YouWin.
If not for ineffectiveness of the Ineffectual Buffon (IB), the previous govt should av focused on Agriculture wholly. I say this because the electricity to power equipments, roads to move, and border control to help keep smugglers of cheaper alternativer away and spur on industrial growth was grossly lacking.

ephi123:
Na here we dey now. By September we will see how far!!

everydayperson:
so long as hypocrisy from FG and party politics do not spoil it like SureP and YOUWIN

spicymir:
ok I get it...u mean anoda means of syphoning money

oluemmakay:
I hope this fund will get into d right hands...and be used for the right purpose...

omogin:
Everything this govt does is in the future. Can they just do something now pls

Standing5:
I call this the Agricultural version of YouWin.
If not for ineffectiveness of the Ineffectual Buffon (IB), the previous govt should av focused on Agriculture wholly. I say this because the electricity to power equipments, roads to move, and border control to help keep smugglers of cheaper alternativer away and spur on industrial growth was grossly lacking.

christinie:
If you are referring to GEJ then you need to know that there is no past Nigerian President who supported Agriculture like he did. You can carry out a research on that.