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Hon. Engr. Thomas Aruku Officially Flags Off Sustainable Skills Acquisition and Employment Program at RAISE Foundation, Idum Mbube

In a significant move to bolster human capacity and drive socioeconomic development in his constituency, Hon. Engr. Thomas Aruku, Member representing Ogoja State Constituency, has officially launched the Sustainable Skills Acquisition and Employment Program at the RAISE Foundation in Idum Mbube. The initiative aims to equip constituents with valuable skills to enhance their employability and entrepreneurial capabilities.

The Mbube Zonal Centre, activated under Hon. Aruku's leadership, will offer training in various skills categories, providing participants with the tools needed to thrive in today’s competitive economy. The program is a testament to Hon. Aruku’s commitment to empowering his constituents and fostering sustainable development in the region.

During the flag-off ceremony, key stakeholders and program coordinators delivered inspiring speeches, urging trainees to seize the opportunity. Engr. Eyeh Peter Eyeh, Amb. Kanjal Awam, Mr. Igbaji Modey, and Mr. Abang Patrick, APC Ward Chairman at RAISE Foundation Mbube, emphasized the importance of dedication and focus. They encouraged participants to make the most of the training, which they described as a rare and invaluable chance to transform their lives.

The trainees, visibly elated, expressed their gratitude to Hon. Engr. Thomas Aruku for providing them with the opportunity to acquire skills at no cost. They described the program as a "platter of gold" and offered prayers for the Member, asking God to bless and replenish his efforts for the betterment of the community.

In a similar vein, Hon. Abang James, popularly known as Bob Keke and Councillor representing Mbube West Ward 1, addressed the participants. He described the program as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to unlock hidden potentials and add value to their lives. Hon. Abang urged the trainees to approach the program with commitment and dedication, stressing that the skills acquired would serve as a foundation for future success.

The Sustainable Skills Acquisition and Employment Program is a beacon of hope for many in the constituency, offering a pathway to self-reliance and economic empowerment. As the training commences, the community remains optimistic about the positive impact it will have on individual lives and the broader socioeconomic landscape.

Hon. Engr. Thomas Aruku’s initiative underscores the importance of investing in human capital as a catalyst for sustainable development. With programs like this, the future of Ogoja State Constituency looks brighter than ever.

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