Amaka Nwaokolo, former director, The FATE Institute; Nneka Enwereji, MD/CEO, Citibank Nigeria Limited; Adenike Adeyemi, former executive director, FATE Foundation and Bambo Adebowale, dean & director, The FATE School, during the recent presentation.
FATE Foundation, with funding from the Citi Foundation, has launched the youth entrepreneurship incubation programme to equip young Nigerians with financial literacy and entrepreneurship skills.
The programme aims to support the incubation and scaling of youth-led enterprises for income generation and job creation.
“This support enables us to equip young entrepreneurs in Nigeria with the financial literacy and skills needed to build and scale sustainable businesses,” Ayomide Akindolie-Igwe, executive director of FATE Foundation, said in a statement.
According to Akindolie-Igwe, the programme addresses youth employability by tackling Africa’s growing jobs crisis.
“We are excited to be selected for Citi Foundation’s 2025 Global Innovation Challenge,” Akindolie-Igwe added.
In October 2025, FATE Foundation was selected as a recipient of
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