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HONEY TREAT TRADE ACADEMY STARTS FREE CONSTRUCTION TRAINING IN IBADAN
Honeytreat Trade Academy, a private vocational training institute is set to start empowerment training for all those who are interested in earning more income.
The training will cover plumbing and pipe fittings, electrical wiring and solar installation, painting and decoration, and mansory and tilling work, and will take place at the academy’s new centre in Monatan, Ibadan.
Speaking about the free training, Bldr. Samson Olukayode Akanni, the managing director of Honeytreat Academy said the training is for youths, especially those who are interested in making better income and living a meaningful life.
“For us, our path and destiny are tied with humanity. We know the path to achieve greatness is towards Human capacity development and improved industrialisation that sustains local productivity. That is the major reason we made the training free for all” he said.
Akanni added that “the benefits of the training include NSQ certificate,
Trade Tests 1,2 & 3 among other certifications made it different from all other vocational trainings. Though a free training you must register to be part of it. Click https://bit.ly/HTAIbadan and register other directive on the registration portal”.
It will be recalled that Honeytreat Trade Academy has partnered with notable organisations like the Lagos State Government through LSETF, ISHK Tolaram Foundation, GIZ, UNDP, and many more, and has trained more than 3000 youths over the last 5 years in basic construction skills at their Construction Skill Centre in Akilo, Lagos. The Academy had recently opened a Digital Skill center in Magodo to deliver skills to the teeming Nigerian youths.
Now in Ibadan, Honeytreat Trade Academy has opened a new Skill Centre in Monatan, Ibadan with the capacity to train 700 youths on a 3-floor edifice.
Honeytreat Trade Academy is committed to serving international standards and up-to-date construction trade training as well as empowering Nigerians with Digital Skills at the Monatan Skill Centre in Magodo
Former Kaduna Central Senator Shehu Sani has criticized the World Bank for worsening Nigeria’s economic difficulties. In a post shared on X, Sani accused the institution of projecting that Nigeria’s hardship would extend for another 15 years before the country could reach a better economic future. He questioned how many Nigerians would be left to enjoy that future, and how many African nations the World Bank has successfully helped to prosperity.
Sani’s remarks follow the World Bank’s latest *Africa’s Pulse* report, which forecasts that the Nigerian Naira will be among the worst-performing currencies in Sub-Saharan Africa by August 2024. The report placed the Naira’s decline alongside that of the Ethiopian Birr and South Sudanese Pound.
Heirs Insurance Group (HIG) recently announced impressive financial results for the 2023 fiscal year, marking significant growth across all key metrics. The Group’s Gross Written Premium (GWP) surged by 59.3%, from N19.9 billion in 2022 to N31.7 billion in 2023. This remarkable performance underscores HIG’s resilience and operational efficiency, further solidifying its position as one of Nigeria’s fastest-growing insurance firms.
Heirs General Insurance (HGI) saw a 77% increase in GWP, reaching N12 billion in 2023. HGI’s profit before tax (PBT) also rose by 203%, reflecting the company’s effective cost management. Similarly, Heirs Life Assurance (HLA) reported a 71% GWP increase and a staggering 395% rise in PBT. Both companies have demonstrated a strong commitment to customer satisfaction, disbursing billions in claims.
Beyond financial success, HIG actively engages in corporate social responsibility (CSR) projects, contributing over N100 million to education, community development, and financial literacy. With plans for future expansion and innovation, HIG is poised to remain a key player in Nigeria’s evolving insurance market.
Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike, has called on Nigerians to fulfill their tax obligations, emphasizing that government revenue is essential for delivering social services. Wike made this appeal during the inaugural Abuja Business and Investment Summit, held in Abuja on Wednesday.
Speaking on the summit’s theme, “Optimising Investment Through Partnerships,” Wike stressed the importance of collaboration to generate investment opportunities. He dismissed the misconception that the government does not need revenue, explaining that taxes are crucial for funding public services.
Wike reiterated that both investors and the government must benefit from such partnerships, ensuring that both parties “go home smiling” through a fair exchange of services and taxes.
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