Foundation Empowers 88 Youths with Digital Skills in Suleja

The Foundation for Human Capacity Development and Innovation is conducting a two-week bootcamp in Suleja, Niger State, aimed at equipping 88 youths with essential digital skills. The program, inaugurated by Rear Admiral Hamza Ibrahim, who is the founder of the Foundation and GMD/CEO of Navy Holdings Limited Abuja, focuses on fostering a digital mindset among participants.
The theme of the bootcamp is “Raising the Next Generation of Leaders with a Digital Mindset.” Rear Admiral Ibrahim stated that the initiative is designed to instill hope and confidence in youths, enabling them to thrive in the digital age. He highlighted that the second edition builds on the success of the inaugural program, which produced changemakers who returned to their communities as facilitators.
The curriculum includes courses in Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, Cybersecurity, and more, tailored to meet the demands of the 21st Century. Ibrahim urged the younger generation to leverage technology for community impact.
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