In a bid to enhance post-retirement opportunities for civil servants in Yobe State, the Managing Director of Yobe Microfinance Bank recently paid a courtesy visit to the Ministry of Wealth Creation, Empowerment, and Employment Generation. The purpose of the visit was to discuss potential synergies and collaboration avenues for providing training programs to retired civil servants in the state.
During the productive meeting, the Managing Director and ministry officials explored various initiatives aimed at empowering retired civil servants with skills and resources to thrive in their post-service endeavors. The discussions centered on designing training modules focused on entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and vocational skills, tailored to meet the specific needs and aspirations of retirees.
Both parties expressed enthusiasm about the potential impact of such collaboration, highlighting the importance of equipping retired civil servants with practical tools and knowledge to embark on successful ventures or engage in meaningful activities post-retirement. The proposed training programs aim to empower retirees to contribute positively to their communities while fostering economic growth and self-reliance.
The Managing Director of Yobe Microfinance Bank commended the Ministry’s commitment to supporting retired civil servants and pledged the bank’s resources and expertise to ensure the success of the training initiatives. The collaborative effort reflects a proactive approach to addressing post-retirement challenges and creating opportunities for continued personal and professional development among retirees.
The Ministry of Wealth Creation, Empowerment, and Employment Generation reiterated its dedication to promoting entrepreneurship, skills development, and financial inclusion among all segments of society, including retired civil servants. The envisioned partnership between the ministry and Yobe Microfinance Bank signifies a strategic step towards empowering retirees and building a more resilient and prosperous community in Yobe State.
