ITF Boosts Artisans’ Skills for Global Competitiveness
The Industrial Training Fund (ITF) reaffirmed its commitment to enhancing artisans’ capacity and skills in Nasarawa State, aligning with global best practices.
ITF Lafia Area Manager, Halima Ali Muhammed, emphasized this pledge while hosting the Nasarawa State Association of Artisans. Key highlights:
ITF Objectives
- Upgrade artisans’ skills in various trade areas.
- Equip artisans with global best practices.
- Enhance competitiveness worldwide.
Halima Ali Muhammed noted that skills acquisition has surpassed white-collar jobs globally, stressing ITF’s role in boosting Nigerian artisans’ skills for economic growth.
Ongoing Initiatives
- “Super Skill Up Artisans” program.
- Collaboration with artisans for skills acquisition.
Mrs. Na’anpoe Shwatshak, Head of Training, ITF Lafia, assured continued partnership with artisans.
Artisans’ Association Response
Abu Safiyanu Abubakar, State Chairman, praised ITF for involving association members in activities. He presented items to Halima Ali Muhammed and Na’anpoe Shwatshak, acknowledging the impactful “Super Training” program.
Benefits
- Enhanced skills and knowledge.
- Improved economic opportunities.
- Increased global competitiveness.
ITF’s efforts aim to bridge the skills gap, fostering economic growth and development in Nasarawa State.