Foundation Graduates 88 Suleja Youths in Leadership Skills
The Foundation for Human Capacity Development and Innovation graduated 88 youths from Suleja, Niger State, who were trained in various digital and leadership skills. The training included courses in leadership and character development, cybersecurity, ethical hacking, robotics, data science, software development, artificial intelligence, and more.
Rear Admiral Hamza Ibrahim, the founder of the Foundation and GMD/CEO of Navy Holdings Limited Abuja, expressed confidence that the youths are now equipped to become role models and positively transform society. He noted the program's success, stating there were no disciplinary issues during the training.
A mentorship system has been established to track the progress of the graduates, with resources available for those starting businesses. Mustapha Ndajiwo, the Commissioner for Budget and Planning for Niger State, praised the foundation's investment in youth, highlighting the critical role of technology and knowledge in societal development.
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