Three Million Jobs for Nigerian Youth

The Nigerian government, led by President Bola Tinubu, has announced an initiative aimed at creating three million jobs for young people through the 3 Million Technical Talent (MTT) Programme.

This exciting development was shared by the Minister of Information and National Orientation, Mohammed Idris, during the Nigeria Police Youth Summit in Abuja, which focused on enhancing the role of the youth in national security intelligence.

Idris, who was represented by Jibrin Baba Ndace, the Director of the Voice of Nigeria, explained that the 3MTT Programme is designed to equip the youth with the necessary education and skills. The goal is to boost their capacity and value, particularly in areas related to national security.

According to Idris, the programme is a significant part of President Tinubu’s vision for youth development, which is integral to the national development strategy. The government is also putting emphasis on ensuring the economic security of Nigerian youth.

In addition, the enactment of the Nigerian Education Loan Fund aims to provide financial assistance to students, reflecting the government’s commitment to supporting youth education.

Idris also touched on the rising costs of transportation, mentioning a new Compressed Natural Gas policy intended to significantly reduce travel costs for Nigerians.

He urged young people to take advantage of these government initiatives, highlighting the importance of adopting positive morals and values to effectively contribute to national security intelligence.

Furthermore, he warned about the dangers of spreading misinformation, emphasizing that such actions can pose serious threats to national security.