The Nigerian government has partnered with Investonaire Academy to train 100,000 young Nigerians in Forex trading each year.
This initiative aims to combat youth unemployment and promote financial inclusion by equipping participants with skills in Forex trading, risk management, and financial planning.
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The agreement, recently signed in Abuja, is part of the government’s strategy to boost youth economic participation in digital and investment sectors.
Investonaire Academy, known for its innovative financial education, has opened its online portal for registrations.
Interested youths can join the waiting list at www.investionnaire.com. This program is expected to significantly contribute to Nigeria’s fintech ecosystem by fostering a more financially literate and independent youth population.
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