The Initiative: A Step Towards Empowerment
The initiative, which was announced by Governor Zulum in a statement released on Tuesday, aims to empower the youth of Borno State by providing them with the necessary skills and knowledge to become entrepreneurs in the leather industry. The governor’s decision is seen as a strategic move to boost the state’s economy and create jobs for its citizens. Key objectives of the initiative: + To equip the youth with skills in leather technology, footwear design, and innovation + To promote entrepreneurship and job creation in the leather industry + To contribute to the state’s economic development and diversification
The Benefits of the Initiative
The initiative is expected to have several benefits for the youth of Borno State.
The company, which was founded in 1962, was once a major employer in the region. Zulum stated that the sector is a vital component of the state’s economy, providing employment opportunities for thousands of people.
The Importance of the Manufacturing Sector in Borno State
The manufacturing sector plays a vital role in the economy of Borno state, providing employment opportunities for thousands of people and contributing significantly to the state’s GDP.
The upgrade and reconstruction are expected to be completed within the next six months.
The Upgrade of the Maiduguri Extension Centre of NILEST
The upgrade of the Maiduguri Extension Centre of NILEST to a Regional Centre is a significant development in the leather industry in Nigeria. The move is expected to have a positive impact on the coordination of leather-related activities across six states in the region.
Benefits of the Upgrade
The upgrade of the centre will also provide a platform for the training and development of leather industry professionals.
Abba Aji, has been appointed as the new Director General of the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP).
The Upgrade of the Maiduguri Extension Centre
The Maiduguri Extension Centre, a key institution in the fight against human trafficking, has been upgraded to the Northeast Regional Centre. This upgrade is a significant milestone in the agency’s efforts to combat human trafficking in the region. The new designation reflects the centre’s expanded role and responsibilities in addressing the complex issues surrounding human trafficking. The upgrade is a result of the agency’s commitment to strengthening its presence in the Northeast region, which has been a hotspot for human trafficking activities. The centre will now serve as a hub for anti-trafficking efforts, providing a range of services and support to victims of human trafficking. The upgrade is also expected to enhance the agency’s collaboration with other stakeholders, including law enforcement agencies, non-governmental organizations, and community groups.
The Appointment of Dr. Abba Aji as Director General of NAPTIP
Dr. Abba Aji, a Borno State indigene, has been appointed as the new Director General of the National Agency for the Prohibition of Trafficking in Persons (NAPTIP). This appointment is a significant development in the agency’s efforts to combat human trafficking in Nigeria. Dr. Aji brings a wealth of experience and expertise in the field of human trafficking, having worked with various organizations and government agencies to combat the issue. His appointment is seen as a major boost to the agency’s efforts, given his deep understanding of the complexities of human trafficking in the Northeast region. As Director General, Dr.
