Become financially independent, tap into technology - Minister advises youths

Become financially independent, tap into technology - Minister advises youths

The Minister of Communication, Innovation and Digital Economy, Olatunbosun Tijani, has urged Nigerian youths to take advantage of the numerous opportunities in technology to become financially independent and create a stable future for themselves. Tijani stated this on Monday at the commissioning of a solar-powered community ICT centre for the citizens of Abeokuta, which was facilitated by him and built by the National Information Technology Dev…

Financial education can also look like this: With its interactive learning stations, colourful neon lights and practical examples, the "FLiP2Go-Bus der Erste Bank und Sparkassen invited the students of the middle school Steyr-Münichholz to a teaching lesson with a high "wow factor" . STEYR. Especially important is the teaching of financial knowledge for young people at schools with special challenges. This is also known in the initiative "Teach …

Equipping youth with financial literacy skills through S-Wallet – CEO East Africa

By Charity Atukwatsa Mutagamba  Take a moment and picture a student at school walking into the canteen, confidently swiping their S-Wallet card, and receiving cash to pay – no fear... The post Equipping youth with financial literacy skills through S-Wallet appeared first on CEO East Africa.

Why NDIC Wants Financial Education For Youths – Independent Newspaper Nigeria

The Nigeria Deposit In­surance Corporation (NDIC), has called for increased financial lit­eracy among Nigerian youth, equipping them with the knowl­edge and tools necessary to make informed financial decisions and build long-term financial security. Madina Mustapha, NDIC’s Senior Manager in the Insurance and Surveillance Department while speaking during the Finan­cial Literacy Day 2025 outreach to students […]