Forging Youth-Driven Partnerships for Skills, Innovation, and Impact

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Today at the We The Youths Secretariat, we had the honour of hosting Mr. Bayo, Chairman of Campus Himpact Hub, along with his passionate team, for a strategic brainstorming session. It was an enriching engagement focused on youth development and collaborative opportunities.

Campus Himpact Hub is a social impact, innovation, training, and marketing consulting firm with a strong focus on students in secondary schools and tertiary institutions across Nigeria. Their work in bridging the gap between education and industry—through vocational and technological skills development, apprenticeship, and internship programs—strongly aligns with our mission at We The Youths.

At We The Youths, we are equally committed to equipping Nigerian youths through initiatives like our Youth Skills Bootcamps, Policy & Governance Fellowship, Civic Engagement Clinics, and Entrepreneurship Labs. These programs aim to nurture self-reliance, civic participation, and sustainable livelihoods among young people.

Today’s meeting laid the foundation for what we believe will be a powerful and purposeful partnership. Together, we are optimistic about unlocking new pathways that empower youths and contribute meaningfully to Nigeria’s development.

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