The BACCIMA president said the partnership involves youth empowerment and skills development programmes on entrepreneurship, vocational training, and digital skills.
Mr Onanuga said, “He was the senior partner and head of advisory services at KPMG in Africa,
According to her, vocational skills can be of economic benefit to the children, now and in the future.
According to him, the scheme will allow them to detect where their talents and potential lie between academic pursuit and vocational skills development.
Most Nigerian inmates are held in squalid and congested cells without adequate care.
