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Monday 30 November 2015

FirstBank of Nigeria Empowers 8000+ Youth Corp Members

In line with FirstBank’s commitment on to capacity building of the Nigerian Youths, FirstBank in collaboration with Bestman GamesLimited and Smile communicationsempowered over 8000+ Youth Corp members in career and entrepreneurship skills at the Lagos, Abuja & Port- Harcourt orientation camps.
It was a time of learning, fun and excitement as corpsmembers learnt edhow to write business plans, create a sales picthpitch and many and more.important activities for upcoming entrepreneurs.
There were several competitions held which saw several platoons members carting went away with cash prizes, City of Lagos monopoly boards and more. See more pictures photos from the camps below...


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16 comments:

  1. Nice, com to our camp na rubbish, mtcheeeeeeeew

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  2. GUD 1 FROM DEM....TOMJERRYSWIT

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  3. That's nice
















    #iT wiLL oNLy gEt beTTer
    #It MuSt eNd In PrAisE

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  4. Dats a good one. Well done FirstBank. Linda take note!

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  5. Nice of First Bank. Other financial institutions better take a clue.
























    #TeamBlessed#

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  6. Its only abuja,ph nd lagos b d only camp wey get youth corpers ba!mtchewww

    Vick_chizy

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  7. Cool

    Comment frm ROYAL PRIESTHOOD (royalpriesthood007@gmail.com)

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  8. For the first time, first bank supports people.
    ~D great anonymous!

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  9. Yes, I say kudos to them. They are one of the few banks championing the cause of youth empowerment in the country.I did a work for their MD and was handsomely rewarded. You can see the gist here: http://bit.ly/1MPDcuS

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  10. Good one but If you want to empower people, give them real money and other opportunities not 100k,150k... That's no money to start a good business especially now that the economy is bad.

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