NGO Vows to support Bola Ahmed Tinubu with 10 million jobs
By Felix Udodirim ,Awka
Non governmental organisation (Green Energy International) and his foreign team has recently in Awka,Anambra state vow to support President Bola
Ahmed Tinubu’s Government with 10 Million free job opportunities if allowed to educate people
According to the Consultant, Convener and european trained green energy technology creative engineer of the organization , Prof. Ifemenanwa Joseph Okeke ,this idea is coming from my technical knowhow on modern food preservation, processing and
packaging for Nigerian women.
He said “For Okeke and his team of experts to create 10 million jobs
for Nigerian women from Nigerian local food products this time is “a task
that must be done” and overcome post harvest losses in the country.
“My International team of Green Energy
experts which can be reached via +234 (0)7034394032 or email: [email protected] are ready to create 10 million jobs from wastes seen
everywhere in Nigeria in support of His Excellency, President
Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR) Government.
“The interest stem years back when His Excellency President Bola
Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR) was the Executive Governor of Lagos
State. These wastes are: cattle dung, birds dropping, old tires, old
batteries, agro products left over, saw dust, rice husk, animal
bones, kennel shells, plastics of all types, polythene of all types,
empty metal cans, cartons of all types and cut papers.
“We are ready to install 24 hours power supply for every
community in Nigeria (Biomas Plants) and photovoltaic plants
(solar) to power government offices, hospitals, cattle ranches,
mechanize farms and markets.
“We are also ready to train (100,000) one hundred thousand Nigerian
youths to master the technical knowhow of installation, services and maintenance of these green
energy devices.
“Our foreign partners from India, China and the United State of American are ready to work with us.
“We need the support of all Nigerians, Federal, States and Local Government in particular. We
equally need the partnership of all interested investors and banks in this sustainable project.
“Creating employments and reduce restiveness among Nigerian youths with our
ten million jobs from waste is our target and now is the time. He concluded .
