Ginigoada Financial Literacy training

The training was aimed at strengthening the women’s ability to understand how to make, manage and invest money.

This was part of ExxonMobil PNG’s strategy to support people in project communities to create and sustain economic activities that would go beyond the life of the PNG LNG project.

The forty women are now skilled trainers who will run financial literacy training in their respective communities.

They appreciated the principles that were taught, including being disciplined and having a goal, how to budget, save, and make profits. 

She told 49 graduands of a Ginigoada-run financial literacy training at Ward Two council office, 7th St Lae, that it was time to give back.

The two-week training is the fourth module of training sponsored by City Pharmacy.

Kouza thanked the graduands on Monday, which included two ward councilors; Ward One Kakare Nomane and Ward Two Carol Yawing, and urged all of them to partner with God and help develop Lae.

"With your learning and with partnership with God, you will explode in Lae in its development," Kouza said.