Delta commissioner pledges youth jobs and empowerment to curb drug abuse
The Delta State Commissioner for Youth Development, Brave Enodeh, has promised that the administration of Governor Sheriff Oborevwori will focus on job creation and youth empowerment to tackle unemployment and drug abuse. Enodeh highlighted plans to introduce programmes that equip young people with practical skills and employment opportunities. He noted the strong interest from youths in participating in government initiatives and thanked Oborevwori for the opportunity to serve. The commissioner also stressed the importance of keeping youths engaged to prevent crime and drug abuse.
What we know
- Brave Enodeh said the ministry will introduce programmes for skills acquisition and job creation to help steer youths away from crime and drug abuse.
- He observed a large turnout of young people at the ministry after his appointment, indicating their eagerness to participate in government programmes.
- Enodeh praised Governor Sheriff Oborevwori for his support and promised to work hard to implement youth-focused policies.
- He emphasized the need for vocational training, entrepreneurship, and digital skills development to help youths become self-reliant.
- The commissioner stated that new empowerment programmes for youths are being developed and urged young people to stay focused and prepare for upcoming opportunities.
