The Production Of Fascinator And The Impact On Entrepreeurship
Margaret Ajiginni HND AUCHI MFA DELSU Ph.D DELSU
Keywords: Millinery, Fascinator, Sinamay, Entrepreneurship, Hatinators
Abstract
Fascinator's production, which is a conduit for youth employment and revenue generation through entrepreneurial skills development, has not been offered in-depth understanding. Graduates, professionals, and brilliant youngsters in Nigeria are experiencing the twin issues of unemployment and abject poverty as a result of the global economic crisis and recession. Despite the fact that the Federal Government has pushed financial institutions to lend to small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs) in order to considerably decrease poverty and raise per capita income, there is still widespread unemployment. Therefore, significant success in teaching fascinator manufacture via entrepreneurial skills, workshop participation, industrial attachment students, and the apprentice system will give prospects for job creation, income generation, national development, and poverty reduction. This will inspire the youths to be more creative, have more self-esteem, and have more influence over their lives. With additional literacy sources, the study uses an exploratory method and an observation instrument. Personal enablers, financial enablers, and quick increase in national development progress are the main goals.