This was revealed on Wednesday during the “Nestle Technical Training Center graduation” in Ogun State by Ibukun-Olu Ipinmoye, the departing Factory Manager for Nestle Nigeria. Ipinmoye complimented the graduates on their commitment during the previous 18 months, pointing out that they had followed the company’s safety procedures and shown character and learning potential. “Since experience ages, Nestle is dedicated to preserving and acquiring new talents in the younger generation. He continued, “The company is dedicated to establishing a circular economy, and we are open to aiding the indigenous people.
The training program’s wider effects were emphasized by Nestle Nigeria’s Managing Director, Wassim El-Husseini, who said, “This brings the total headcount this year to 30.” Over 198 persons have completed this program as of right now, and we are happy to report that over 70 of them have found employment. El-Husseini emphasized the company’s commitment to funding the advancement of young people.
Our program is to give youths better advantages in the business sector by offering employment chances in the form of internships. We have provided job chances to more than 16,000 young people. Through this program, we reach around 25,000 adolescents annually overall,” he went on. Alhaji Shakiru, the country HR manager for Nestle Nigeria, emphasized the company’s ongoing efforts to train young people. “Perseverance is essential for success.” With regard to its graduate training program, Nestle has remained dependable. We had twenty employees in April who are currently doing well financially. We will be graduating 20 more folks by September 13. We have good youth programs, and the best thing we can do is help young people develop strong capabilities, which will enable Nigeria to become a front-runner,” the speaker stated.
Moshood Kilaso, a Nestle alumnus, urged the graduates to remain resilient in their work. “Aim to be the best at all times to keep yourself resilient in your duties.” Ezekiel Bibire, a graduate, considered the difficult path and the lessons learned. “We reached this milestone and are happy with the knowledge shared, even though the journey was not easy,” he said.
