JMG’s youth skills investment takes centre stage on World Youth Skills Day, reaffirming commitment to empowering Nigeria’s next generation of changemakers
As the world celebrates World Youth Skills Day, JMG’s youth skills investment is once again in the spotlight, highlighting the company’s sustained commitment to youth empowerment through technical training and innovation in Nigeria.
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JMG, a leading electro-mechanical solutions provider, used the occasion to underscore its belief that the country’s future depends on a generation equipped with hands-on, industry-relevant skills.
With youth comprising over 60 percent of Nigeria’s population, the company views investment in this demographic as a national imperative.
“At JMG, we don’t just see youth as the leaders of tomorrow — we recognise them as the changemakers of today,” said Rabi Jammal, Group General Manager of JMG.
“World Youth Skills Day is a powerful reminder that building a sustainable and inclusive future begins with deliberate investment in practical, hands-on skills. For us, that means empowering young people with the tools to thrive in key sectors like power, infrastructure, and industrial development — where their innovation can truly shape the future.”
Through its structured technical programmes, apprenticeship schemes, and partnerships with educational institutions, JMG youth skills investment has significantly impacted areas such as electrical engineering, automation, and energy solutions.
The firm’s training centres have become hubs of innovation, nurturing young talent across the country and preparing them for the demands of modern industries.
At JMG, we don’t just see youth as the leaders of tomorrow — we recognise them as the changemakers of today.
The company’s vision extends beyond job readiness. Its goal is to inspire a generation capable of innovating, leading, and driving sustainable progress both locally and globally.
Participants in JMG’s training programmes gain not only technical proficiency but also the confidence and mindset necessary to lead change within their communities.
“For us, youth empowerment is not a corporate responsibility checkbox. It is the very foundation of long-term economic growth and societal advancement,” Jammal added.
“By transferring skills and creating real opportunities, we are laying the groundwork for a more resilient and productive Nigeria.”
As part of the World Youth Skills Day observance, JMG renewed its call for greater collaboration between the private sector, government, and academia.
The company urged stakeholders to adopt a united approach to scaling up youth development efforts and preparing a digitally fluent, technically sound workforce.
“Private enterprises must go beyond token gestures. There is a need for deep, sustained investment in skills acquisition, mentorship, and innovation hubs that can scale impact,” the company stated.
JMG youth skills investment continues to set the pace within Nigeria’s industrial and technical ecosystem, offering a blueprint for how meaningful corporate engagement can address youth unemployment, skills mismatch, and innovation gaps.
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As the world focuses on inclusive and future-ready education this year, JMG’s message is clear: real progress begins when young people are equipped with the tools and opportunities to shape it.
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Peculiar Adirika is a journalist and contributor to Freelanews.com, covering news, business, and public affairs.
