The federal government has announced an opportunity targeted at training 100,000 Nigerians annually in financial literacy, global trade, entrepreneurship, and investing.
Individuals selected for the training program will undergo a comprehensive and practical learning platform covering global asset classes, including commodities, gold, equities, and foreign exchange, among others.
This was made known in a statement by the Director, Information & Public Relations, Ministry of Youth Development, Mrs. Omolara Esan, in Abuja.
She added that the recruitment and training plans reflect the Ministry’s commitment to empowering young Nigerians with the knowledge and skills required to succeed in today’s complex financial landscape.
Plateau News understands that the training programme is being done in collaboration with Investonaire Academy.
“By expanding access to financial education, the programme aims to transform lives, improve employability, and promote sustainable wealth creation across the country.
“Through this collaboration, participants would benefit from a comprehensive and practical learning platform covering global asset classes such as commodities, gold, equities, and foreign exchange, alongside training in risk management, portfolio development, and wealth-building strategies.
“Graduates of the programme will receive an industry-recognized certificate, supporting career advancement and entrepreneurial growth,” Esan stated.
She further explained that the programme would be delivered through an engaging Learning Management System (LMS) that integrates gamified learning, simulations, quizzes, and real-world trading scenarios, making financial education accessible and interactive.
She added that in-person training sessions would also commence in Abuja shortly, with expansion to other states to follow.
“The initiative is open to all Nigerian youths, including students, National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members, entrepreneurs, job seekers, and young professionals across the 36 states and the Federal Capital Territory.
“Registration is free of charge and now open via www.investonaire.org,” Esan stated.