Education impacts skills and proficiencies that are central to human development and enhanced quality of life, bringing wide ranges of benefits to both individuals and societies. Investing in youth's education yields exceptionally high social and economic returns, giving them opportunities to be employable, and develop business skills that will close the poverty gap. To develop entrepreneurial and business skills among the women of Adamawa and reduce the unemployment rates.

Nigeria has the most significant number of poor people around the world. Over 60% of its population consists of youths below 25 years. The club aspires to teach financial literacy to students below 25 years in Nigeria, equipping them with financial, business, and entrepreneurial skills that would enable them to become financially sustainable early and narrow the poverty gap. We believe that modern financial complexities and life skills cannot be left for youngsters to pick up along the way.