People and Development
Development priorities that reach people: opportunity, young people, women and farmers.
Nigeria’s economic future depends on stronger productivity, a more competitive business environment, investment opportunities and growing enterprises. Tinubu Must Stay supports continued reforms that expand opportunity while recognising the importance of citizens’ living standards, employment and economic security.
Young Nigerians are central to the country’s future workforce and innovation capacity. Digital skills, technical education, entrepreneurship and access to professional opportunities can help more young people participate in emerging sectors. We highlight relevant programmes, verified participation figures and opportunities for young people to engage constructively in national development.
Women-focused initiatives include Renewed Hope Initiative training for 540 women, Gina Mata and Gina Al-Umma with 402 participants, Igniteher with 157 participants, and International Girls in ICT Day activities that trained 100 secondary school girls.
Technology is supporting agricultural productivity and practical solutions for farmers through initiatives such as NAVSA, the AgriConnect pilot, the Hack4Livestock Innovation Programme and research grants for agricultural technology applications.
Women and inclusion in numbers
Training through the Renewed Hope Initiative and other women-focused programmes is bringing more women and girls into the digital economy, in centres like the new Renewed Hope Initiative ICT Centre in Bauchi.
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Young Nigerians
181,171 learners trained through 3MTT, 220 Accredited Learning Centres in every state and the FCT, and pay up from an average of ₦80,000 to ₦149,000 a month for learners with data.
