BEVERLY HILLS, April 11, (THEWILL) – Vice President Yemi Osinbajo, SAN, has restated that the Federal Government is keen in its desire to support the establishment of a Chamber of Commerce for young people across the Niger Delta region to drive creativity and entrepreneurship.
He stated this on Tuesday, in Abuja, when he met with a delegation of the Niger Delta Expatriate Mentorship Committee, an initiative led by the Minister of Niger Delta, Uguru Usani Uguru at the State House.
The Vice President commended the initiative and noted that the expatriate mentorship scheme, which is in partnership with UNESCO, aligns with the commitment of the Muhammadu Buhari Presidency for the region and is capable of catalysing development in the region.
He further observed that the international mentorship/internship will expose beneficiaries to international standard, best business practice and technology.
During his brief remarks, the leader of the organization and Chief Mentorship Officer, Chika Olejeme said under the National Expatriate Mentorship Strategy, selected youths will be sent abroad for international mentorship and internship.
He revealed that 30 countries in Europe and the United States of America have already signed up to the programme.
