FMDQ COO says financial literacy is vital for young Nigerians
FMDQ Group’s Chief Operating Officer, Tumi Sekoni, has highlighted the importance of financial literacy as a necessity for survival in today’s economy. The company recently concluded its Global Money Week outreach, focusing on foundational financial education for students. The initiative, held at Bethesda Secondary School in Ikota, aimed to make financial concepts more accessible and encourage informed decision-making. Tumi Sekoni stressed that early intervention is key to building a sustainable financial future for the younger generation.
TLDR
- Tumi Sekoni described financial literacy as an essential life skill, not just an advantage.
- FMDQ Group’s outreach targeted students to boost economic resilience through foundational education.
- The “Teach-a-Class” session at Bethesda Secondary School aimed to simplify complex market ideas.
- The programme aligns with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s goals and supports the UN Sustainable Development Goals.
- Since 2018, the FMDQ-Next programme has impacted over 1,470 participants through various educational initiatives.
