Скачать или смотреть H.E Granton Samboja hosts billionaire Narendra Raval during the 2021 Youth Business Summit

During the summit that drew over 500 youth entrepreneurs from the County, Governor Samboja stated that this move is to allow youth tap into entrepreneurial skills and knowledge that shall enable them engage in meaningful activities.

“An outcome of an investment is a dividend. I urge the youth to utilise this forum and apply whatever they have learnt to ensure sustenance in their entrepreneurial ventures,” Governor advised in his remarks.

Governor noted how the youth are agents of sustainable development and this can be achieved by imparting knowledge towards this demographic.

The County Boss also announced that after negotiations, Qwetu Sacco has set aside Ksh 240 million from which, women and youths in business can borrow loans.

Meanwhile, First Lady was impressed by the attendance adding that youths in the County are ready to learn in a bid to achieve sustainable livelihoods.

“ I believe in lifelong learning which helps in personal development and career advancement,” she added.

Chief Guest Narendra Raval said everyone has a realistic shot in business.

He said through every unique idea a viable business opportunity is birthed.

“ The business venture you are involve yourself in should be legitimate. Work on your success with diligence. Exercise patience if you want to scale the heights of success,” Mr Raval told delegates.

The billionaire who is on the Forbes list of Africa's most influential persons asked entrepreneurs to always cultivate a culture of paying taxes in a bid to follow the law and ensure a thriving economy.

“ Dream, think, be a visionary, be industrious and the wealth you desire will manifest at the right time. Be brave through challenges by building resilience to withstand any shocks and pressures your business is experiencing,” Mr Raval said.

On the other hand former Women Representative Joyce Lay asked entrepreneurs to avoid the unsustainable handout syndrome but rather partner with financial institutions in borrowing loans.

In his concluding remarks, the 41st richest man in Africa Mr Ravi advised the youth, “ It is not possible to be wealthy if you are constantly engaging in reckless luxuries. Invest wisely. Work towards impacting lives of people.”