In a groundbreaking step toward youth development and renewable energy advancement, Agege Local Government, in partnership with World Class Prime Services Ltd, has unveiled a 5-Day Solar Electrification Training and Youth Empowerment Programme designed specifically for young adults within the community.
Targeted at residents aged 18 to 40, the programme aims to equip participants with practical and industry-relevant skills in solar installation, electrification systems, maintenance, and renewable energy entrepreneurship. This initiative comes at a time when Nigeria’s demand for alternative energy sources is on a steady rise.
Applicants are required to complete the online registration form and also appear physically for screening with their NIN and LASRRA identification.
You can register here - https://forms.gle/7ogABnoZHkZ7EB1dA
Screening Details
Date: Monday, 24 November 2025
Venue: Agege Local Government Multipurpose Hall
Time: 9:00AM
The training will run for five intensive days, focusing on hands-on technical sessions aimed at empowering participants with skills that can translate into job opportunities or self-employment within the renewable energy space.
The initiative has been widely applauded as the first of its kind in Lagos State, especially at the grassroots government level. Community members, youth leaders, and stakeholders have praised the visionary leadership of the Executive Chairman of Agege Local Government, Hon. Abdulganiyu Vinod Obasa, for championing such a forward-thinking empowerment programme.
Since assuming office, Hon. Obasa has continued to demonstrate a strong commitment to innovation, youth development, and sustainable community growth. This solar training programme further reinforces his resolve to create opportunities that enhance skills, reduce unemployment, and position Agege as a model for progressive governance within Lagos State.
With this new initiative, Agege LG sets a remarkable precedent for other councils across the state, proving that effective leadership can drive transformative community impact.
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