In May 2017, Junior Achievement Nigeria reached over 300 students with the Be Entrepreneurial program taught by these
amazing UPS volunteers! Thank you UPS Foundation for developing Nigeria's
future business leaders.
HOW CAN ENTREPRENEURSHIP SOLVE THE YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT CRISIS IN NIGERIA? - By Mariam Azeez L-R:Mrs. Simi Nwogugu, Executive Director, JAN, Miss Mariam Azeez, Winner, 2017 JAN IYD Essay Competition, Ms. Olayinka Yomi-Tokosi, Head, Youth Banking, Plc., Bizzle Osikoya, Entertainment Entrepreneur. 31st March 2016. The journey of four years ends today. I have finally achieved the goal of bagging a degree in Economics. I know I’m supposed to be happy. But where will I find a paying and befitting job to take care of Mama and my siblings? Those are the thoughts that run through the mind of an average Nigerian graduate upon completion of their programmes. Out of the thousands of graduates churned out annually by tertiary institutions, only a handful of them get employed, not forgetting the fact that there exists a battalion of unemployed youths. According to the National Bureau of Statistics Q4 2016 reports, youth unemployment stands at 47.4%. The youths are the bane ...
PARTICIPATE IN JAN'S YOUTH ESSAY COMPETITION TO WIN 100,000 NAIRA AND MORE! To commemorate International Youth Day, Junior Achievement Nigeria is organizing a “Youth Entrepreneurship Essay Competition” in partnership with Access Bank. The Youth Entrepreneurship Essay Competition is open to young adults between the ages of 16 and 27. All interested parties are invited to submit a 500-word essay discussing “How Can Entrepreneurship solve the Youth Unemployment Crisis in Nigeria?” How to apply: Step 1: Visit our website, www.ja-nigeria.org Step 2: Click on the International youth day icon “ click here to apply” Step 3: Review the instructions, complete application and include your 500- word essay Step 4: Click submit Step 5: Make sure you receive a completion message in your email box; this will let you know if your submission was successful. Please note that essay submissions will clos...
JAN PARTNERS WITH ACT FOUNDATION TO EXPAND INTO OYO AND OSUN STATES Junior Achievement Nigeria and twenty two other nonprofit organisations benefited from Aspire Coronation Trust (ACT) Foundation’s 2017 grant scheme. The grant for Junior Achievement Nigeria will be used to fund the implementation of JA Company Program and JA Be Entrepreneurial in Osun State and Oyo State. Speaking on the grant scheme, Ms. Osayi Alile, CEO, ACT Foundation said “Our desire to change the world cannot be done by us alone and so we are excited to announce that we have selected 23 deserving nonprofit organizations to partner with in order to achieve our aim of creating positive social impact in our world.” The JAN team represented by Ms. Ade Sofola, Director of Programs and Mr. Adegbola Abiodun, Senior Programs Manager had successful visits to the ministries of education and other concerned authorities in both states. JAN programs in both locations are set to kick off in September....
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