Hosanna Hope Foundation, a non-governmental organization based in Ogun State, Nigeria, recently held a skills acquisition program aimed at empowering youths in the community. The program focused on three areas: baking, soap making, and dettol making.

The event was a great success, with 100% of the participants completing the training and gaining valuable skills that they can use to become self-reliant. The program was designed to be engaging and interactive, and the youths were able to have fun while also learning valuable skills.

During the baking session, the youths learned how to make different types of bread, cakes, and pastries. They also learned how to market their baked goods and start their own businesses.

In the soap making session, the youths learned how to make different types of soap, including laundry soap, dish soap, and body soap. They also learned how to add scents and colors to their soap to make them more appealing.

The dettol making session focused on teaching the youths how to make their own disinfectant, which is particularly important in light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.

Overall, the program was a great success, and the youths left with new skills and a sense of empowerment. Hosanna Hope Foundation is committed to continuing to provide valuable training and support to the youths in the community, and we look forward to our next program.

In conclusion, the skills acquisition program held by Hosanna Hope Foundation was a valuable initiative aimed at empowering Nigerian youths for self-reliance. The program was engaging and interactive, and the participants learned valuable skills that they can use to start their own businesses and improve their livelihoods. We hope to see more initiatives like this in the future, as they are critical in creating a more prosperous and self-sufficient Nigeria.