Nurturing Education and Empowerment Initiative- NEEI

Yesterday, at Greater Love and IDGS, Iseyin.

@ I & II, Koso Iseyin.

Tomorrow is best prepared for by what you do today.

When you are informed, making informed decisions becomes easier

Information is the dose for transformation.

Today, the 'Guide Their Path' team arrived at Baptist Secondary School I & II, Koso Iseyin, where students were introduced to a range of relevant skill-based courses, including programming, surveying, software engineering, wood technology, photography, video editing, content creation, graphic design, data analytics, and machine learning, among others. The team also provided guidance on online platforms that students can access to further their personal development and growth.

The program emphasized skill acquisition as a strategic approach to addressing the rising challenge of unemployment in the country. In addition, the team emphasized the significance of learning and rebranding traditional crafts such as black soap making, locust beans processing, and clay pot crafting, encouraging students to appreciate and innovate within these indigenous skills.

Guide their path: Unveil the Hidden Opportunities.

On the third day, the "Guide Their Path" program reached Irepodun Community High School, Ilero. The focus remained on equipping students with valuable skills, blending traditional knowledge with modern expertise to open up a wide range of career possibilities. The event encouraged students to see the potential in both contemporary skill sets and cultural practices for building successful futures.