Lagos State Governor, Mr. Babajide Sanwo-Olu, on Thursday, said the State Government will partner the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria (CIBN) to build youth capacity through the Human Development Capital Fund initiative of the institute. THE NEWS reports.Information Guide Nigeria
Governor Sanwo-Olu spoke during a courtesy visit to him by the Governing Council of the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria led by the President and Chairman of the Council, Mr. Ken Opara at the Lagos House, Ikeja.
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He said: “I am interested in anything that has to do with the youth and I will support them. Everything that we are doing is not just about providing opportunities, it is about ensuring that we can provide a future for the youthful population that we have in our country.JAMB Result
“We will give them a sense of hope and give them reasons for them to believe in our country. So, we will collaborate with CIBN in the area of the Human Development Capital Fund to ensure that we help and support the youths.
“Our THEMES+ agenda speaks to gender equality, extensive youth engagement and ensuring that we don’t leave anybody behind. So, as a government, we are committed to ensuring that we continue to move the level of governance up and ensure we leave office better than how we met it and create a path that those coming behind us will see clearly that governance is a serious business and something that must improve the quality of lives of the people.”NYSC Portal
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