Abia state government reportedly sends 30 Aba shoemakers to China for professional training
30 Aba shoemakers go for training in China Photo Source: Facebook user Ugochukwu Ezenwa Oon
Thirty shoemakers from Aba in Abia state have been sent to China to train as professionals. The shoemakers were reportedly sent to Chengdu to train for 30 days at the Chengdu Zaproma shoe company.

It was gathered that the shoemakers were reportedly sent to China to learn the latest skills of shoemaking. They left the country on Tuesday, January 9, and they are expected to come back after 30 days of training.



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