Lucky Fibers Partners Women Group To Train Upcoming Entrepreneurs


Lucky Fibers Plc, manufacturers of Nobel Carpets, in partnership with Prime Women Builders Foundation of Nigeria (PWOBFON) is organizing a vocational training for upcoming entrepreneurs on how to effectively run their businesses in order to reach their full potential.

Mr. Jitesh Pamnani, General Manager, Lucky Fibers, said Nobel Carpets is co-hosting the initiative in order to provide valuable business information and support to the participants. He said: “This event is being organised to equip participants with basic, yet necessary skills and relevant equipment to be self reliant and also provide the necessary support in becoming business owners in their various communities.

This year, the PWOBFON empowerment objectives will focus on ways out of the country’s current economic recession with vocational trainings in event management, cake and pastries making, wire works, bead making, make up and Gele, tailoring, ICT and so on.”

“Women are major catalyst in today’s business world. They cannot be neglected. They must be encouraged and supported to do business not only for family welfare but for sustainable economic growth. It is our intention to support everyone willing to do business with a minimum of N50, 000 and co-opt them into our business as sales agent to enhance their income. This is an initiative that will provide valuable information and opportunities to create more source of income and diversification of trade and work skills.”


Source: smedigest.com.ng

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