In a bustling corner of Northwest Nigeria, at the Kaduna State orientation camp, a beacon of hope shines bright for over 200 National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members. Their guide? Nafisa Muhammad Nasir, the esteemed Nigerian Ambassador of Management International University (MIU), UK. This isn’t just any ordinary workshop; it’s a transformative journey into the realms of innovative business acumen and market-driven skills.
“It is no longer enough to wait for jobs. We must inspire youth to become disruptive thinkers, value creators, and drivers of economic change,”
Nasir passionately declares, setting the tone for an extraordinary two-day workshop that promises to sculpt young minds into entrepreneurial trailblazers. Drawing from her rich academic voyage at MIU, Nasir is on a mission to bridge the gap between theory and practice, paving the way for a new breed of enterprising spirits.
The training sessions are not mere lectures but immersive experiences designed to unleash the latent potential within each participant. From product innovation and supply chain management to agribusiness value chains and digital marketing strategies—the curriculum is a tapestry woven with threads of practical wisdom and strategic foresight.
“We’re not just teaching skills; we’re building a mindset — an entrepreneurial mindset that embraces opportunity, resilience, and innovation,”
Nasir elucidates with unwavering conviction. The ripple effect extends even further as special attention is dedicated to women corps members—empowering them with tools tailored for success in their unique entrepreneurial journeys.
With each passing moment at the workshop, Moses John from Southern Nigeria feels his horizons expanding:
“This experience reshaped my future. I’m ready to move from job-seeker to business founder.”
His words echo through the room like a clarion call for transformation—a testament to the profound impact Nasir’s initiatives are having on aspiring entrepreneurs.
As reported by [www.africanclimatereporter.com], this visionary approach isn’t just about imparting skills; it’s about nurturing a culture of entrepreneurship that thrives on seizing opportunities, weathering storms with resilience, and embracing innovation as its lifeblood.
With unwavering determination shining in their eyes, these young Nigerians are not just dreaming; they’re crafting their destinies as architects of change—poised to reshape industries and redefine success on their own terms.
Attribution: Source: www.africanclimatereporter.com (Link: https://africanclimatereporter.com/2025/05/04/miu-nigerian-ambassador-empowers-over-200-nysc-corps-members-with-innovative-business-skills/)
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