FUTURE PATHWAYS FOUNDATION FLAG-OFF EMPOWERMENT OF 100 YOUTH/WOMEN IN VARIOUS SKILLS AND TRADE

Future Pathways Foundation flags-off Empowerment of 100 Youth/Women in various Skills and Trade…

Wife of the Distinguished Senator Sani Musa (313), Hajiya Sa’adatu Sani, who is the mother of the Foundation expressed her commitment to empower women/youths in different fields of endeavor such as ; Entrepreneurship, Trade and acquired skills for self reliant.

She noted that the Foundation is willing to see the future in the promising young people who are coming up without assurances of what the future holds for them. Adding that such people needs to be guided and shown the path to go.

The wife of the Distinguished says the empowerment is a REAL and long-term one, such that will have a lasting effect in the life of the beneficiaries.

To this note, she explains that the impact will cut across the 9LGAs of the Niger East which already, have started.

” We do not intend to rush or carry it all at once, the empowerment is ongoing. it is going to be batch by batch.” “There’s need to be sure of the people you are empowering , hence we are taking our time to do it carefully. But at the end, we’ll make sure 100 people are beneficiaries of this golden Project.” , wife of the Senator said.
She further added that ” I keep appreciating the Senator, My Dear Husband for his ever ready support to keep the Foundation going, and we have never done anything without his constant support… we shall continue to partner in that spirit for growth of humanity.

So far these have been the beneficiaries of the Empowerment at this preliminary stage ; while subsequent batches are still in consideration.

Several small business owners have been supported with a cash donations to invest or upgrade their businesses. Such support ranges from #100,000, to #250,000 in the following areas; Men and
Women who are in to grocery which comprises sales of grains, (maize, guinea corn, suya beans and many others), another one in Animal fattening, Textile business, Tailoring, Shoe making and few others.
Sponsored by: Sen. 313