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“we have so far been rendering services as we have trained over 600 men and women mostly vulnerable ones in the society.
Rev Mrs Timpaul opined that the various skills that has been acquired will help to build and develop the beneficiaries which is the whole idea of the training, while congratulating the graduands and advising them not to see the benefits of acquiring skills for their growth and development alone, but also see it as an awareness and opportunity of training others.
Some of the beneficiaries who spoke to Nation Update thanked the organizers for the opportunity being giving to them so as to acquire various skills. Highlights of the event were display of various works done by the graduands.