As part of activities marking her administration’s first 100 days in office, the Executive Chairman of Mosan-Okunola LCDA, Hon. Akindele Adunni Opeyemi, has officially launched a three-month skill acquisition training programme at the newly upgraded Mosan-Okunola Skill Acquisition Centre.
The opening session began with the induction of participants, where trainees were briefed on the structure of the programme, expectations, and operational guidelines for each training track.
One of the standout moments of the day was the Tie & Dye class, which kicked off immediately with hands-on demonstrations. Trainees were seen actively participating, signaling a promising start to the empowerment initiative.
Chairman Adunni Charges Trainees to Be Committed
While addressing participants, Hon. Adunni encouraged them to take full advantage of the opportunity.
She stressed the importance of punctuality, discipline, and steady attendance throughout the programme.
“This training is for your growth. I implore you to be prompt, regular, and dedicated. If you follow the process diligently, you’ll gain valuable skills that can set you on the path to financial independence.” — Hon. Adunni
According to her, the initiative is in line with the Council’s strategic mission to empower residents, reduce unemployment, and boost productivity within the LCDA.
Courses Available at the Centre
The skill acquisition programme features a diverse range of vocational courses designed to support youth and women, including:
Tie & Dye
Hairdressing & Makeup
Tailoring
Catering
Soap Making
Air Freshener Production
The centre is expected to serve as a major hub for entrepreneurial development, offering hands-on training and mentorship for aspiring business owners.
Participants Express Excitement
Many participants described the programme as a much-needed intervention at a time when economic stability is highly sought after.
They expressed gratitude to the LCDA for creating opportunities that could translate into real income and self-reliance.
Next Steps
The three-month training will run in phases, with periodic assessments to ensure that trainees master the required skills before graduation.
With this launch, Mosan-Okunola LCDA continues to show strong commitment to grassroots empowerment, livelihood support, and community-focused governance.
