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Katsina State Invests Over ₦4 Billion in Youth Craft Village, Graduates 1,662 Trainees

According to Premium Times Nigeria, the Katsina State Government has invested over ₦4 billion in upgrading its Youth Craft Village, with 1,662 trainees graduating from the facility. The investment is part of the state government’s efforts to empower its youth and boost local entrepreneurship. However, the NNPC has not said when the facility began operating. The graduation ceremony, which took place recently, showcased a variety of handicrafts produced by the trainees, including pottery, weaving, and leatherwork. The initiative is expected to provide employment opportunities for the youth and stimulate economic growth in the state.

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