Community Empowerment for Sustainable Development is my priority. In the past few months, I have given myself fully to the quest of empowering my community women and youth in the lower cadre of the society to help them break the barriers that limit them economically. This week, I kicked off a two week vocational skills training in Ajah Lagos State.
The project: ”WHAT HAND CAN DO TO MAKE MONEY ”is an economic empowerment program aimed at reducing the unemployment rate and eradicating poverty of business ideas. I was invited by RCCG to empower their members, and by referral they arranged for the people to attend. I gave them the cost estimate of all I will need and they paid for it. The church did the advertising but invited me to facilitate.
The program had 70 participants including women and men where they learnt how to make various confectioneries.
Great one
Thanks Hezekiah
Kip it up.
This is commendable.
Thank you Francis
Great job.
Thanks
Thank you
You’re welcome Namso
Wow! You have done well. Thanks for this!
You’re welcome Ako
I love this! empowering this women is worthwhile and their role in economic development of this nation is key. Learning this skill is key and with time it is developed as business, then system is built around it to take it to the next level.
thanks for sharing.
You’re welcome
Good job.
Thanks
Empowerment is the bedrock to economic development
You’re right Felicia
Good work. Keep it up.
Thanks
Awwwww….. well done Julie, a woman with a heart of gold.!
Nwamaka thank you
I love the title “What Hand Can Do To Make Money”. I’m glad that Religious denominations are putting effort to enhance her members. Great job You’ve done.
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Well done
Thank you