No More Free Public Funds, Eno Tells Youths

Governor Umo Eno emphasized the importance of entrepreneurship and self-sufficiency among the state’s youth.

The governor made it clear that his administration would not be providing free public funds to young people, and instead encouraged them to develop their own businesses and projects.

Governor Eno stressed the need for young people to be innovative and proactive in their approach to work and life.

He stated that the government would support youth entrepreneurship through various initiatives, but that it was up to the young people themselves to take advantage of these opportunities and create their own success.

The governor’s message was met with mixed reactions from the public.

Some praised his focus on entrepreneurship and self-reliance, while others expressed concern that the lack of free public funds might make it more difficult for young people to access education and other vital resources.

Governor Umo Eno pointed to the various programs and initiatives aimed at supporting young entrepreneurs, such as the Youth Entrepreneurship Support (YES) program and the National Youth Investment Fund (NYIF).

These programs offer financial and technical assistance to help young Nigerians start and grow their businesses.

As the government shifts its focus to promoting self-sufficiency and entrepreneurship, Nigerian youths are encouraged to take advantage of the resources and opportunities available to them.

This new era of self-reliance is a chance for the country’s young people to take control of their future and shape the Nigeria of tomorrow.