By Uthman Salami
ln the quest to contribute its quota to the lingering unemployment crisis, the leading solar energy company in Nigeria, BeeBee Jump international company, has successfully trained and created jobs for over 500 youths in Solar Power Installation and sales last weekend.
While speaking at an event which took place inside the palace of Emir of Zauzzau, Zaria, the Regional Manager, Northwest, Mr. Henry Edeh, promised that more Nigerians will be engaged and empowered in the coming days.
The training and empowerment which have been at the bedrock of the company’s Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) included women from different parts of the state.
The event which was greeted by excited and promising youths of Zaria, had in attendance the Emir of Zauzzau, His Royal Highness, Alhaji Ahmad Nuhu Bamalli ,the beebeejump team and over 4000 attendance.
After the training, the trained women and the youths who successfully underwent the technical training on sales and solar installation were automatically made part of BeeBee Jump sales and installation team
BeeBee Jump, a company that trades in lightening up every home and company in Nigeria through its affordable, accessible and durable clean solar solutions, covers over 33 states of the federation.
Speaking at the event, the company applauded all the participants diligence, saying that the certificate being awarded them would not only make them to be certified solar installers and salespersons, but also would provide the requisite exposure to work in any solar power company of their choice in the world.
According to the company, “The participants are now renowned solar installers and they can go into solar sales if they so wish.
“The whole world of energy is tilting towards solar. And we have abundance of sunlight in the North which we are taking full advantage of. Solar energy is users’ friendly, pollution free and it supports the green evolution culture.
“As these youths are convocating and being issued with certificates, it will give them quiet an edge, courage and capacity to be exposed to leading and multinational solar companies in the world,” the company concluded.