Foundation to Train 500 Women in Digital Literacy

The Caleb Danladi Foundation, led by Chief Executive Officer Danladi Bako, has announced a plan to train 500 women in digital literacy. This initiative is part of the foundation's activities to commemorate International Women's Day 2026.
In a statement, Bako reiterated the organization's commitment to empowering women and expanding opportunities for girls. He highlighted this year's theme, "Right to Justice: Action for Women and Girls," underscoring the necessity for deliberate actions to ensure fair justice and equal opportunities for women and girls.
Bako emphasized that achieving gender equality requires governmental, institutional, and community efforts to move beyond promises and implement concrete measures that guarantee equal rights and opportunities. The foundation's training program aims to enable selected women from various communities to participate effectively in the digital economy and improve their livelihoods.
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