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Nestlé Nigeria Invests Over ₦6 Billion in Youth Skills Training: How Young Nigerians Can Benefit and Apply 

Nestlé Technical Training Initiative Opens More Opportunities for Nigerian Youths  Nestlé Nigeria Plc has continued to strengthen youth empowerment and technical education in Nigeria through its Technical Training Initiative, with over ₦6 billion invested in vocational and industrial skill development over the last 15 years.  The company recently celebrated the

Lagos Introduces Archery in Public Schools to Discover Young Talents and Create New Opportunities 

Lagos Government Expands Archery Programme Across Secondary Schools  The Lagos State Sports Commission has launched a new initiative aimed at introducing archery into public secondary schools across Lagos State as part of efforts to develop sporting talents from the grassroots.  The programme, organised in partnership with the Lagos State Archery Association,

Lagos Entertainment Association Games and Awards 2026: How Creatives and Young Nigerians Can Benefit from LEAGA

Lagos State is preparing to host the maiden edition of the Lagos Entertainment Association Games and Awards (LEAGA) in September 2026, an event designed to combine sports, entertainment, culture, networking, and youth engagement on one major platform.  Supported by the Lagos State Government through the Lagos State Sports Commission, LEAGA aims to create opportunities

PremiumTrust Bank Supports Nigerian Entrepreneurs with ₦50 Million Grants: How Nigerians Can Benefit from Similar Opportunities

As economic challenges continue to affect many Nigerians, empowerment programmes and business grants are becoming important sources of support for entrepreneurs and small business owners. In a major move to promote entrepreneurship and community development, PremiumTrust Bank partnered with the Hallelujah Challenge Corporate Social Responsibility team to empower

4 Global Opportunities in 2026 That Can Change Lives

Scholarships, grants, AI jobs and global talent programmes opening new doors  In 2026, the world is opening more doors for students, entrepreneurs, professionals, and NGOs than ever before. From fully funded scholarships to international grants and AI-driven jobs, these opportunities can help people improve their education, careers, and businesses.  For