The Federal Government has pledged to break barriers limiting young Nigerians from opportunities in the capital market, as part of efforts to boost entrepreneurship and job creation.
Minister of Youth Development, Comrade Ayodele Olawande, said this at the signing of an MoU with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), led by its Director-General, Dr. Emomotimi Agama.
He stressed that financial inclusion and practical skills are key to helping young people move from job seekers to wealth creators.
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Through the Nigerian Youth Academy (NIYA), Olawande explained that youths will gain financial education and investment skills regardless of background or location.
He added that lasting impact requires collaboration between government and private sector players to ensure no youth is left behind.
On his part, Dr. Agama commended the Minister's action-driven leadership and reaffirmed SEC's readiness to provide funding access, investment opportunities, and financial literacy programs.
He described the initiative as a legacy project that will empower youth, drive innovation, and secure Nigeria's economic future.
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