YDA finalizes partnership with 720Degresd Hub.

YDA finalizes partnership with 720Degresd Hub

By Kehinde Adekunjo


As part of its numerous efforts to facilitate economic and social  development of Nigeria youths, the Youth for Development Association (YDA) has finalized huge benefits partnership with 720Degrees Innovation Hub.

However, the said partnership deed is centred  on different Youth Empowerment Schemes. Notable amongst which is forex training and Information and Communication Technology (ICT) workshop. Though, YDA and 720Degrees Innovation Hub recorded a successful forex training last year, but efforts are in top gear for another life changing upcoming training event.

According to Mr Noheem Arowona, "we believed that the ability Nigerian youths to make passive income online, in foreign currency is a necessity in this current economic situation of the country and this is our way of giving back to the youths and the society in general". 

He further explained that,  "in our  quests to continue to add value to  youths in Nigeria, the leadership of YDA meets with the CEO of 720Degree Hub on how we can work together to foster youth empowerment by organization Information Communications Technology (ICT) trainings across the length and breath of the Country". 

The partnership is a step in the right direction, as  720Degree Hub is a private enterprise which has been at the vanguard of creating outstanding opportunities for economic prosperity through innovations and entrepreneurship skill development by leveraging on technology. He submitted

Moreso, YDA National president, Mr. Arowona said, "we met with the 720 Degree Hub and DM Digital team to finalize the upcoming events and such programs we are pretty sure  will boost digital literacy among  youths".


Meanwhile,  YDA effort is not limited to youth  empowerment program, but  also, our developmenal strides are extended to the less privileged by conceiving and implementation of social helps to the needies and scholarships are being awarded to indegent pupils and students alike.  As part of community service to the community to other vulnerable members of the society. YDA national president Mr Arowona stated.

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