People and culture consultancy The People Practice has been formally inducted into the 3MTT Nigeria Partner Network, marking a significant step in efforts to enhance youth employability and digital skills development in the country.
The announcement was made by Toun Tunde-Anjous, a leading figure in talent development and organizational culture, who described the partnership as an opportunity to serve as an ecosystem enabler within Nigeria’s growing technology and talent landscape.
Under the partnership, The People Practice will focus on preparing programme fellows for the workforce by equipping them with job readiness skills and connecting them to employment opportunities across various industries. The initiative aligns with the broader objectives of 3MTT Nigeria, a government-backed programme designed to build a pipeline of highly skilled technical talent.
Tunde-Anjous emphasized Nigeria’s demographic advantage, noting that the country is home to one of the largest and fastest-growing youth populations globally. She highlighted the potential for Nigerian youths to fill critical global talent gaps, particularly in high-demand technology fields.
The 3MTT Partner Network brings together private sector players, training organizations, and employers to support the development and placement of emerging tech talent. Stakeholders say the inclusion of The People Practice is expected to strengthen the programme’s capacity to bridge the gap between training and employment.
Employers have also been encouraged to participate in the initiative by engaging with the partner network to access a pool of trained, job-ready candidates. Industry observers note that such collaborations are essential to addressing unemployment while positioning Nigeria as a competitive hub for digital talent.
The development reflects ongoing national efforts to harness human capital and drive economic growth through skills development, innovation, and strategic partnerships.