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Youths To Benefit from Reforms in Tech, Agriculture, Sports — Tinubu

President Tinubu says ongoing economic reforms are aimed at expanding opportunities for Nigerian youths, especially in tech, agriculture, and sports, through job creation, skills development, and innovation-driven growth.

Daniel Momodu · · 68
Youths To Benefit from Reforms in Tech, Agriculture, Sports — Tinubu

President Bola Tinubu has said that ongoing reforms across key sectors of the economy will open up wider opportunities for Nigerian youths, particularly in technology, agriculture, and sports development.

He stated that his administration’s policy direction is focused on equipping young people with relevant skills, improving access to economic opportunities, and supporting innovation-driven growth across different sectors.

According to him, the reforms are designed to reposition Nigeria’s economy for long-term sustainability while ensuring that young people remain at the centre of national development strategies.


Tinubu also noted that investments in digital infrastructure, agricultural modernisation, and sports development programmes are expected to create new jobs and expand participation for youths nationwide.

He added that collaboration with both local and international partners will help accelerate skills development and entrepreneurship opportunities for young Nigerians.

The President maintained that the government remains committed to policies that encourage productivity, reduce unemployment, and strengthen inclusive growth across all regions of the country.

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