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Scripture Union empowers youth to build businesses on biblical principles

19, GNA – Scripture Union Ghana has reiterated its commitment to raising a new generation of ethical entrepreneurs through its Young Entrepreneurs Programme (YEP), which combines practical business training with biblical values.
Mr Jacob Adongo Atule, the Deputy Chief Executive Officer in charge of Finance and Administration, National Youth Authority (NYA), commended Scripture Union Ghana for creating a platform that equips young people not only with entrepreneurial skills but also with the mindset needed to become productive and responsible contributors to national development.
Ms Nancy Kahodia, Project Management Trainer at Scripture Union International, said the initiative was born out of efforts to tackle the growing unemployment challenge facing young people in Africa.
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