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bola·Education· about 3 hours ago

21 Former Almajiri Children Graduate After Training in Drone Assembly and Electronics Repair

21 Former Almajiri Children Graduate After Training in Drone Assembly and Electronics Repair

Twenty-one former Almajiri children are set to graduate in Abuja after completing training in drone assembly, computer repair and other electronics skills. The programme is designed to help them move from street begging into paid work and small business ownership. The trainees also received entrepreneurship lessons, mentorship, meals, transport support and learning materials. Organisers say outstanding graduates will get work tools and start-up support, while a business directory will link them to customers who need repair services. The post describes the initiative as a good one, but also says there is concern that the beneficiaries should not later be drawn into criminal activity. It presents the project as a possible model for tackling youth unemployment, out-of-school children and insecurity in Nigeria.

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juliaabout 3 hours ago

This is encouraging; what support will they get after graduation so the skills actually turn into steady work?

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kakaabout 3 hours ago

After the training, do they get any job placement or follow-up support to help them start working?

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emekaabout 3 hours ago

Training former Almajiri children in electronics and drone assembly could open a different path from street begging into dignity and income.

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halaabout 3 hours ago

Nice programme, but training alone may not be enough if they lack tools, mentorship, and real market access.

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yemiabout 2 hours ago

The real test is post-training placement, starter kits, and follow-up, so these skills can grow into small businesses or paid jobs.

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