EYN Partners with CSS Integrated Farm to Provide 50 Employment Opportunities for Youths within the Church
The EYN – Church of the Brethren in Nigeria, has secured 50 employment opportunities for its youths through a new partnership with Called Servant to Serve (CSS) Integrated Farm. The initiative, facilitated by the President of EYN, Rev. Daniel Y.C. Mbaya, PhD, reflects a strategic move to address youth unemployment and promote skills development within the Church.
CSS Integrated Farm is a prominent agribusiness entity known for its forward-thinking approach to agriculture, including the processing of raw farm produce into finished goods for both local consumption and export. The collaboration will provide EYN youths with hands-on training, practical work experience, and long-term career prospects in modern agricultural production and value-chain processing.
This effort reinforces EYN’s broader mission of community empowerment, education, and socio-economic development. By creating pathways to gainful employment, the Church continues to advance its role in improving the livelihoods of its members and contributing to regional economic stability.
Rev. Mbaya’s administration has consistently prioritized youth empowerment, unity, and sustainable development. His leadership has been marked by initiatives that promote reconciliation, vocational training, and institutional growth. The partnership with CSS stands as a testament to this ongoing vision.
The 50 employment slots represent a crucial opportunity for young members to acquire skills, build careers, and actively contribute to the Church’s growth and the economic well-being of their communities and the country at Large.
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