UNESCO, SDG. Office To Empower More Young Nigerians

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The National Coordinator of a UNESCO  Project TAP THE AUGUST PROJECT,  Olusegun Ladigbolu says Thousands of Youths have received training while others are currently being Empowered to  make them contribute to the Nation’s Economic Prosperity
The UNESCO TAP PROJECT Coordinator said this in Abuja at a Media briefing to mark the First Year of the Project in Nigeria. He added that the Nation is currently recording more Young Persons in the Employment bracket and as such Empowerment Programs are critically needed
The Nigerian Government through the sustainable Development Goals Office promised to support more Youths so as to scale up the Project. Cheques were presented to some Youths who passed through the UNESCO Tap Program     
The UNESCO Tap Project focuses on building the Intectual, Leadership Capacity Building and Economic Potentials of the Nigerian Youth

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