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BUA To Train 60 Youths In Heavy-duty Machine Operations

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BUA Cement has launched a Host Community Empowerment Programme aimed at providing 60 graduates from its host communities with training and certification in the operation of heavy-duty machinery.

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The programme is designed to empower local youth by equipping them with employable skills in heavy-duty machine operation, including driving, repairing, and maintaining excavators and tippers.

The Plant Director, Engineer Aminu Bashir, who represented the Managing Director/CEO, stated that the six-month training included comprehensive instructions and certification in heavy-duty machine operations.

The training is for the duration of six months, with each trainee receiving a monthly allowance of N150,000.

He added that the graduates are expected to gain employment with BUA Cement or other organisations.
Speakers at the event described the initiative as a rare opportunity for participants to acquire valuable skills and secure meaningful employment in today’s competitive job market.

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One of the trainees, Attahiru Ladan, expressed gratitude to BUA Cement for what he described as a life-transforming initiative, praising the impact of the company’s corporate social responsibility efforts on its host communities.


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