Enugu State Polytechnic, Iwollo Launches WETEA Program to Empower Students Through Agriculture

Enugu State Polytechnic, Iwollo, has proudly launched the Women in Agricultural Technical Education and Apprenticeship (WETEA) program, an innovative initiative designed to empower Nigerian students through agriculture. This groundbreaking program is set to train over 8,000 students in cutting-edge agricultural practices, with expert guidance from specialists from France.

The WETEA program focuses on key areas of agriculture, including poultry training, apiculture (beekeeping), and greenhouse farming. As the world shifts towards agriculture as a sustainable solution for economic growth, Nigeria is poised to become a major player in this transformation. The program aims to equip students with practical skills that promote self-sufficiency and entrepreneurial opportunities, thereby contributing to Nigeria's food security.

The initiative offers free training to over 8,000 students, providing them with valuable resources and support. Students will benefit from the knowledge and experience of French agricultural experts, ensuring they learn modern techniques and best practices. The program emphasizes practical training, allowing students to gain firsthand experience in contemporary farming methods. By fostering skills and knowledge in agriculture, the program aims to create job opportunities and stimulate economic growth in the region.

Enugu State Polytechnic is committed to empowering students through quality education and skills development, and the partnership with WETEA highlights this dedication. The institution's efforts to prepare Nigeria's future leaders in agriculture are commendable, positioning students for success in a rapidly evolving field.

The WETEA program invites students and the community to join the agricultural revolution. Participants will have the chance to engage in this transformative initiative and contribute to Nigeria's agricultural transformation. As the program takes flight, it represents a significant step toward fostering a new generation of agricultural leaders equipped to tackle the challenges of food security and economic development in Nigeria.