Why Nigeria doesn’t need more training programmes but better employment systems
After years of working with governments, private companies, communities and development partners across the Niger Delta, one lesson has become unmistakably clear: employment grows where systems work, not where training exists in isolation.
In 2025, more than 4,900 young people completed employability and vocational training through PIND’s Youth Employment Pathways programme.
More than 107,000 farmers and MSMEs accessed improved services through market-systems interventions that connected them to better inputs, technical support, finance and commercial markets, strengthening productivity, incomes and employment across multiple value chains.
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