iDICE Skills-to-Jobs Programme Opens Registration for South-South Nigeria
Free Training in Digital, Creative and Employability Skills Now Open to Young People Across Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Cross River, Delta, read more iDICE Skills-to-Jobs Programme Opens Registration for South-South Nigeria
The iDICE Skills-to-Jobs programme has opened registration in Nigeria's South-South zone, offering free digital, creative, and employability training to young people in Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Cross River, and Delta states. The initiative expands the pipeline of job-ready talent in a region where oil-sector dependence has historically limited workforce diversification. Its commercial impact will depend on whether trainees are linked to actual employment or enterprise opportunities after completion.
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