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Lagos State has launched its 2026 upskilling programme to train 1,200 tradesmen and artisans over eight weeksThe programme will provide technical, entrepreneurial and practical training to help participants improve their businesses and productivityThe state government will also give all beneficiaries working tools and seek to connect them with job opportunities from government agencies
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The Lagos State Government has launched its 2026 skills development programme for tradesmen and artisans, targeting 1,200 beneficiaries in an eight-week initiative designed to boost productivity, expand employment opportunities and strengthen small businesses.
The programme, organised by the Ministry of Wealth Creation and Employment, was flagged off at the STO Resource Centre, Debt Management Office, Alausa, Ikeja.
Nigerian State Begins 8-week Skills Training for Thousands of Artisans to Boost Jobs, BusinessesSource: UGC
Participants will receive practical technical and entrepreneurial training aimed at improving their expertise,
