The Proactive Shareholders Association of Nigeria (PROSAN) has challenged members to take advantage of ongoing recession in the country by putting into use previous training on sustainable equity culture.

The National Coordinator of (PROSAN), Taiwo Oderinde, who stated this at the weekend in Ibadan, Oyo State, at the Association’s meeting, described recession to a cycle “that comes and goes”, adding that, “you must take advantage of every economic situation that comes your way”.

He also used the opportunity to advise youths to embrace equity culture and make themselves available for regular training on how to invest especially for the future.

He said: “It is better for the youth to start early. There is no alternative to savings and investments. It’s always a win-win situation when you engage in it religiously”.

He pledged the commitment of PROSAN, an affiliate of World Federation of Investor (WFI), to provide training and necessary training support for members.

Oderinde urged members to embrace personal investment in equity as a way of forming wealth.

Making reference to WFI, Oderinde said access to their own investment capital in equities increases individual’s freedom and improves their chances of weathering financial difficulties.