The OACF in Collaboration with YAD-i, Jobberman and MasterCard Foundation Organizes Soft Skills Training for Women in Umunneochi LGA
The OACF in Collaboration with YAD-i, Jobberman and MasterCard Foundation Organizes Soft Skills Training for Women in Umunneochi LGA
Women in Umunneochi Local Government Area of Abia State have benefited from a free soft skills training programme aimed at strengthening their personal development, employability and economic opportunities.
The training held on Wednesday, August 19, 2026, during the 2026 Omenka Women August Meeting organised by Omenka Youth Movement at Peace Comprehensive School, Amuda Isuochi, under the theme, “Empowered Women, Stronger Communities.”
The soft skills employability session which was a component of the August meeting programme was spearheaded by YAD-i in collaboration with Jobberman and The Oluebube A. Chukwu Foundation with support from the Mastercard Foundation.
According to the organisers, the partnership reflects a shared commitment to promoting women’s development and equipping them with practical skills needed to thrive in today’s competitive environment.
Participants received 100% free training and were taught key skills including effective communication, emotional intelligence, teamwork, leadership skills, time management and CV writing.
Beneficiaries also received Jobberman Certificates supported by Mastercard Foundation, light refreshments, and networking opportunities.
The skills and employability initiative aligns with the vision of the founder of The OACF just as it is also in line with one of the pillars of The Oluebube A. Chukwu Foundation’s humanitarian service offering to society and the organization's commitment towards “Building Today, For A Better Tomorrow.”
Speaking on the impact, organisers noted that empowering women with soft skills is critical to ensuring sustainable incomes for women, their families and communities from Umunneochi and across Abia State.
Participants who were all women, were happy at the opportunity afforded them by The Oluebube A. Chukwu Foundation to acquire skills and knowledge to improve themselves and their families.
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