FG graduates 18 rescued Chibok girls in vocational skills
Speaking at the ceremony in Yola, Imaan Suleiman-Ibrahim, Minister, Federal Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development, said 14 of the girls were trained in tailoring, four in catering services and each got a million Naira.
The minister added that another 12 of the Chibok girls, who are in the graduation class of 2026 of the American University of Nigeria (AUN), would also receive a million naira each as entrepreneurship grant.
She explained that the next batch, the second batch comprising 33 of the Chibok girls, would also get a million naira each as grant for business once they graduate with starter packs.
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