This study examines infopreneurship posturing and governments hand of partnership in Bayelsa State. This studys primary goal was to look at the relationship between successful infopreneurship and the government in Bayelsa State. The research design for the study was a descriptive survey. Fifty small-scale company owners in Bayelsa State that offer information services including internet access, e-data analysis, typesetting, etc. made up the studys sample. We used a straightforward random sampling procedure to determine the sample size. This study used a structured questionnaire as its data-gathering tool. Descriptive and inferential statistics, including means and percentages for each study topic, were used to compile and analyse the data. The Chi-Square method was also employed to assess the hypotheses. The study came to the conclusion that infopreneurial posturing—such as knowledge creation and information profiteering—significantly increases youth employment sustainability and profitability in Bayelsa State. The study made several recommendations, including that government and non-governmental organisations set up infopreneurship skills development centres in various Bayelsa State locations to raise youth awareness of the concept and eventually encourage them to develop infopreneurship behaviours.