Executive Council approves 3rd Batch of 1Youth2Skills
ANSEC has approved the selection, placement and training of the 3rd Batch. Details of eligibility and how to apply will be announced by the Ministry.
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ANSEC has approved the selection, placement and training of the 3rd Batch. Details of eligibility and how to apply will be announced by the Ministry.
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The Deputy Governor flagged off the first Anambra Governor's Cup Tennis Tournament at the Anambra Country Club, Awka, with the Commissioner in attendance.
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A capacity-building workshop at Onitsha covered sports management, athlete welfare, coaching ethics and sports law, ending with certificates for participants.
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Coaches, administrators and other sports professionals are being trained to identify, train and manage emerging athletes, building on the new register.
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“Talent is everywhere, but opportunity is not always everywhere.” The Commissioner commissioned the new community football facility built by Aguata LGA.
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Registration and data capture of sports instructors, officers and administrators began on 28 September, ahead of retraining and certification.
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The Commissioner announced that certification will become a requirement for anyone who trains young people in public institutions and sports facilities.
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Welcoming corps members to Awka, the Commissioner said 1Youth2Skills Plus has trained and empowered 13,300 youths, with about ₦5.5 billion committed.
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The multipurpose outdoor arena, a Nigerian Navy CSR project, was hailed as an example of Public-Private-Community Partnership.
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The tournament at Awka City Stadium is a scouting platform for Solution FC — the first of its kind in the State.
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Honoured as Youth Development Champion, the Commissioner pledged to keep working with ASTUC Youth across Anambra's 179 communities.
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Records of the Ministry show more than 13,300 youths benefited from 1Youth2Skills between 2022 and 2025, in trades from ICT to cinematography.
Read the full storyThe Commissioner called for sustained investment in grassroots sporting initiatives and the discovery and nurturing of young talents.
Read the full storyThe Commissioner inspected sports facilities and announced plans to rehabilitate affected facilities and reposition them as centres of sporting excellence.
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The House of Assembly confirmed the Commissioner after screening; stakeholders praised his work on 1Youth2Skills.
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Governor Soludo disbursed start-up funds to the second batch at the International Convention Centre, Awka.
Read the full storyANSEC approved ₦2.84 billion for business financing, cooperatives, certification and mentorship after reviewing Cohort 1.
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The Commissioner commended the Polytechnic's new centres, which partner with 1Youth2Skills cooperatives, start-ups and mentorship.
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Every selected apprentice receives a Talking Book and Pen carrying the full entrepreneurship course, usable even in the shop.
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Themed “Value Re-Orientation”, the phase trains youths for four to six months and gives them start-up funds for their own businesses.
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