ITF SUPA Opportunity 2026: How Nigerian Artisans and Training Centres Can Apply Federal Government’s Skill-Up Artisans Programme Opens Opportunities for Artisans and Training Centres The Industrial Training Fund (ITF) is implementing the Skill-Up Artisans (SUPA) programme, a Federal Government initiative designed to upgrade the skills of Nigerian artisans, provide certification and licensing, improve access to tools and business support, and strengthen employment opportunities. The programme is particularly important for artisans and vocational training centres seeking to move from informal skills to recognised, industry-standard and technology-enabled skills . ITF says SUPA is designed to identify and categorise artisans, provide Industry 4.0-compliant training, support certification and licensing, and improve access to tools, equipment and funding opportunities. ( Supa ) A Major 2026 Opportunity For 2026, the Federal Government approved ₦3.6 billion for a SUPA further-trainin...
I WAS THEIR FIRST SPONSOR, BODYGUARD” — HENRY OKOYE OPENS UP ON P-SQUARE FAMILY FEUD By Hybridteck The long-running family crisis surrounding Nigeria’s iconic music duo, P-Square , has once again attracted public attention following fresh comments attributed to their elder brother, Henry Okoye . Henry has reportedly opened up about his relationship with Peter and Paul Okoye, popularly known as Mr P and Rudeboy , respectively, while reflecting on the brothers’ journey from their early days to becoming one of Africa’s most successful musical acts. According to the account attributed to Henry, his relationship with the twins went beyond that of an elder brother. He reportedly described himself as one of the earliest people who supported and protected them as they pursued their musical ambitions. “I was their first sponsor, bodyguard…” The statement has generated reactions among fans who have followed the Okoye family story for years. THE EARLY DAYS Before P-Square became household names ...