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30 Host Community Youths Graduate From Dangote Electrical Training Programme

by Olushola Bello
2 years ago
in Business
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Dangote Cement Plc has trained 30 youths from host communities as a way of transforming the society and providing employment opportunities for the youths. 

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The empowerment programme, which afforded the youths the opportunity to be trained on domestic electrical installation, wiring and maintenance, is aimed at accelerating social and economic development of host communities and in line with the United Nation(UN) Sustainable Development Goal(SDG). 

In the same vein, the Cement plant commissioned a solar-powered Borehole in Abule-Oke in Yewa North local government, Ogun State in fulfilment of its promises made to the communities during its Community Day celebration last December. 

The youths were also presented with start-up tools for immediate commencement of their vocation after the training which was put in place by the Ibese Plant in partnership with Industrial Training Fund (ITF). 

Speaking to the beneficiaries at the closing ceremony of the programme, Ibese Plant director of the Dangote Cement, Mr. Azad Nawabuddin, described the empowerment initiative as a demonstration of the company’s commitment to the continued socio-economic development of the host communities in line with the Community Development Agreement signed in 2022. 

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Nawabuddin reeled out past empowerment initiatives of the plant aimed at reducing unemployment gaps in the local communities and ultimately improving the standard of living, which include; training in catering and event management, tailoring and fashion design and Acutherapy, from which 275 indigent youths have so far benefitted. 

He commended the beneficiaries for their determination and zeal to learn new skills to better their lives, and urged them to apply the technical and entrepreneurial knowledge garnered during the training in building sustainable businesses, while committing to continued development of their skills and expertise in line with global trend. 

The deputy area manager, Industrial Training Fund(ITF), Abeokuta Area office, Mrs. Funmi Coker, commended Dangote Cement Plc, Ibese Plant for devoting resources to develop the capacity of youths in relevant trade areas to make them useful for themselves and their immediate communities.  

She further appreciated the company’s consistent collaboration to achieve the nation’s training objectives, while charging other corporate bodies to follow suit. 

The vice chairman of the Community Joint Consultative Committee, Mr. Dayo Ogunyinka, also expressed delight for the company’s annual empowerment initiative, while enjoining the beneficiaries to see the gesture as a life changing opportunity with the capability to take them to the pinnacle of success and ensure that the starter packs received are used for the intended purpose. 

One of the beneficiaries, Ms. Elegbede Ganiyat, from Iboro host community appreciated Dangote Cement for considering it worthy to invest in the development of the youths and described her experience during the training as enriching and everlasting.  

She assured that the beneficiaries have been well prepared to calve a niche for themselves in the electrical services market in their locality and beyond. 


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