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24 Million Nigerians to benefit from Federal Government’s HCD Programme
The Federal Government of Nigeria’s Human Capital Development (HCD) initiative is set to benefit 24 million Nigerians by improving education, healthcare, and skills training.
Launched by the National Economic Council in 2018, the HCD Programme aims to tackle poverty and promote sustainable economic growth.
During a strategy validation workshop in Abuja, officials emphasized the commitment to addressing issues like the ‘japa’ syndrome by creating opportunities within Nigeria through quality education, healthcare services, and skills training.
The initiative aims to support the growth of a resilient healthcare system, ensure equitable access to education, and foster a future-ready workforce.
By 2030, the HCD 2.0 targets to benefit 24 million Nigerians, focusing on under-five-year-old children’s health, secondary education completion, and youth employment.
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