Abuja – The Federal Government will on Tuesday, November 25, officially launch a nationwide free financial literacy and wealth creation training programme targeting over 100,000 Nigerian youths annually.
The initiative, tagged “Financial Literacy, Investment, and Wealth Creation Programme,” is a collaboration between the Federal Ministry of Youth Development and Investonaire Academy.
Speaking ahead of the event, the Director of Press and Public Relations in the ministry, Mrs Omolara Esan, said the programme is aimed at equipping young Nigerians with critical financial skills, investment knowledge, and digital competencies needed for sustainable wealth creation and economic independence.
The colourful ceremony, scheduled to hold in Abuja, will be hosted by the Minister of Youth Development, Comrade Ayodele Olawande, while the Minister of Women Affairs, Hajiya Imaan Sulaiman-Ibrahim, will attend as the Special Guest of Honour.
Other dignitaries expected at the event include top government officials, development partners, private sector leaders, Dr Enefola Odiba (International Programme Director, Investonaire Academy), and Mr Bashir Nurmohamed (CEO, Hantec Markets).
A major highlight of the launch will be the unveiling of a fully funded national training platform powered by a modern Learning Management System (LMS). Successful participants will also gain access to funded trading accounts and performance-based incentives.
The event will equally feature a high-level panel discussion with experts from the public and private sectors on strategies to expand wealth creation opportunities and drive inclusive economic growth for Nigerian youths.
Mrs Esan urged all interested youths across the country to register immediately through the official portal: www.investonaire.org.
She described the programme as a practical demonstration of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, particularly its focus on youth empowerment, financial inclusion, and digital transformation.
“The Federal Government remains committed to building a financially intelligent and economically empowered generation of young Nigerians,” she added.
