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N-Power Tech Begins Training For 2,000 Volunteers In Abuja

Over 2,000 beneficiaries of the N-Power Tech Programme have begun a 3-month intensive training for volunteers across the 19 Northern states including the FCT.

The participants who have since converged at the training centre in Abuja are expected to graduate in December.

Addressing the participants, The Senior Special Assistant to the President on Job Creation, Mr Afolabi Imoukhuede told the Npower Tech Beneficiaries to optimize the opportunity provided by the programme.

He advised the beneficiaries to follow the footsteps of President Muhammadu Buhari when it comes to discipline and also imbibe the sterling qualities embedded in the personality of Vice-President Yemi Osinbajo went it comes to academics.

He informed the participants that the tools will only be given to them on merit to especially those who adhere strictly to the rules of the engagement of Npower Tech.

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