Caleb Danladi Foundation Trains 45 Youths in Ketti

On the occasion of the 2026 International Youth Day, the Caleb Danladi Foundation conducted a training program for 45 youths and students in digital literacy in Ketti community, Abuja. This initiative is part of the foundation’s broader youth empowerment program, aimed at equipping young individuals in underserved areas with practical digital skills.
Caleb Danladi, the founder, emphasized the importance of digital literacy as a crucial skill for young people to engage effectively in education, employment, and entrepreneurship. He stated that the decision to target Ketti was intentional, highlighting the necessity of including rural and underserved communities in the technological advancements shaping society.
Danladi articulated the foundation's goal to bridge the digital divide, encouraging young people to view technology as a tool for learning, innovation, and sustainable livelihoods. He also called for increased investment in digital education and skills development from government agencies, private organizations, and other stakeholders to ensure broader access beyond urban centers.
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