House Deputy Speaker Proposes National Apprenticeship Legislation

In a momentous move during the House’s plenary session, Hon. Benjamin Okezie Kalu, the Deputy Speaker, unveiled a significant bill aimed at formalizing Nigeria’s apprenticeship scheme.

This legislative stride aims to establish a robust legal framework for the National Apprenticeship Scheme, incorporating technology and hands-on training to bridge the country’s prevailing skills gap.

The envisioned scheme, designed as a dual apprenticeship model, will blend theoretical education with practical training. This innovative approach is poised to reshape the landscape of skill acquisition across Nigeria, fostering entrepreneurial development and stimulating economic growth.

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Hon. Kalu’s impetus for this groundbreaking bill stemmed from a constructive dialogue with Bildup Integrated Services (Bildup Africa) and its CEO, Chibuike Aguene, during a recent courtesy visit. Anchoring their legislative activities on participatory governance, the House Deputy Speaker emphasized the bill’s pivotal role in igniting an industrial revolution essential for Nigeria’s progress.

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Highlighting the bill’s significance, Kalu welcomed collaborative inputs, affirming the House’s commitment to crafting legislation that not only supports skills acquisition but also acts as a catalyst for sweeping economic transformation.

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In a resounding commitment to fortify the apprenticeship system, Hon. Kalu pledged substantial support by sponsoring 3000 youths nationwide in the scheme’s inaugural phase. This initiative stands poised to empower aspiring individuals across diverse skill acquisition domains, bolstering their growth and potential contributions to Nigeria’s workforce.

Beyond the apprenticeship legislation, Hon. Kalu introduced an array of bills targeting critical sectors such as healthcare, national security, and educational institutions. These encompass amendments to the National Eye Centre Act, National Ear Centre Bill, National Securities Agencies Act, and National War College Act. This multifaceted approach signals the House’s concerted efforts to address multifaceted societal needs and propel the nation toward comprehensive development.

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