The commissioner for Human Resources, Science & Technology for African Union commission, Prof. Sarah Anyang Agbor has met with the first female pharmacist Vice Chancellor in Nigeria and the Vice Chancellor Chrisland University, Abeokuta, Professor Chinedum Peace Babalola, discussed opporunities, intervenion and socioeconomic development, towards providing education and training to African youth in achieving Agenda 2063.

According to her, the move targets direct investments in millions of African youth on four key elements of Employment, Entrepreneurship, Education and Engagement, through leveraging partnership and private sector opportunities. The aim is to reach millions of African youths from across the continent with opportunities and interventions in the key areas to accelerate socioeconomic development on the continent.

Meanwhile, the first female pharmacist Vice Chancellor in Nigeria and the Vice Chancellor Chrisland University, Abeokuta, Professor Chinedum Peace Babalola has commended the African Union  Commissioner of Human Resources, Science and Technology, Professor Sarah Anyang Agbor for providing education and training to African youth.

In her statements, "Education is the greatest weapon that can transform the world of which I strongly believed that Professor Anyang through the African Union has tremendously supported the education and training of the African youth towards achieving the Agenda 2063 quest for education and skills revolution for achieving an integrated, peaceful and prosperous Africa.

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