NDIC Equips Plateau Students with Essential Financial Literacy Skills

Seriki Adinoyi in Jos

Over 200 secondary school students in Plateau State have been introduced to the fundamentals of financial literacy, as the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC) held its 2025 Financial Literacy Day event in Jos.

The initiative, aimed at instilling responsible saving habits and financial discipline, is part of NDIC’s ongoing efforts to promote financial education among the younger generation.

The event’s theme, “Think Before You Follow, Spend Money Wisely Tomorrow,” was shared by Commissioner for Education, Plateau State, Dr. Mrs. Kachollom Pyam Gang, who emphasized the importance of early financial education.

She said, “It is essential that you, our students, understand the value of saving and making informed decisions regarding personal finances. Financial literacy begins now, and by understanding the basics, you will be better equipped to manage your resources as the leaders of tomorrow.”

In her presentation, Mrs. Fyata Ashasim, Manager of Communication & Public Affairs at NDIC, emphasized the importance of early financial education, saying, “Financial literacy is not just about understanding how money works; it’s about learning how to make it work for you.”

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