Anambra State Commissioner for Youth Development, Patrick Agha-Mba, has said no community and political ward in the state will be left behind in the phase two of one youth two skills entrepreneurship programme.

Agha-Mba made this known during a screening exercise for master trainers in Awka, saying that it was an exercise aimed at achieving quality assurance and inclusiveness.

He says the screening exercise is to ensure that all communities and political wards are carried along as the programme will be community driven.

He says that Governor Soludo is passionate about giving the youths of Anambra a productive future which brought about the idea of getting the youths of every community benefit from the One Youth Two Skills programme

Agha-Mba says the One Youth Two Skills programme has already begun to achieve the objective of creating quality jobs and youth millionaires across the state.