Jobberman, Mastercard Foundation commit to talents-employers linkage to tackle youth unemployment

L-R: Ukinebo Dare, head of industry engagement and ecosystem building, Mastercard Foundation; Olamide Adeyeye, country head of programmes, Jobberman Nigeria; Carol Hondonga, director of transitions, Mastercard Foundation; Kehinde Ayeni, executive director, LEAP AFRICA; and Toluwani Aina, programme coordinator, Mastercard Foundation Associates Programme at the Jobberman Employer Onboarding event held in Lagos.

Career development and recruitment solution company, Jobberman Nigeria, in partnership with the Mastercard Foundation, has pledged to support young professionals between the ages of 18 and 34 in job search and career development, as part of ongoing efforts to reduce unemployment and underemployment

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