The Office of the Special Assistant to the President on Youth Initiatives has launched the Skill-Aid Initiative in partnership with University Press Ltd to train young Nigerians in printing operations and management. The programme aims to build practica…  | By Abimbola Akomolafe on November 21, 2025 | The Office of the Special Assistant to the President on Youth Initiatives has launched the Skill-Aid Initiative in partnership with University Press Ltd to train young Nigerians in printing operations and management. The programme aims to build practical capacity in modern printing systems, production workflows and operational management. According to the organisers, the initiative responds to the growing demand for technical skills that support Nigeria's creative, publishing and manufacturing sectors. By equipping young people with hands-on expertise, the programme is expected to strengthen the talent pipeline for small and medium printing businesses across the country. Read also, Officials noted that the collaboration reflects the Federal Government's push to expand youth-focused skills development platforms. They added that improving access to technical knowledge will enhance employability and boost entrepreneurship among young Nigerians entering the production and publishing ecosystem. For MSMEs, the Skill-Aid Initiative provides a pathway to a more competent workforce, reducing reliance on informal training while improving productivity and service quality. Stakeholders believe the programme will help local printing businesses adopt modern techniques, scale operations and compete more effectively in Nigeria's growing digital and print markets. | | | |
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