Zinox CEO Ekeh Launches N500m AI ICT Center in Owerri
Leo Stan Ekeh, the Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Zinox Computers, inaugurated a N500 million AI ICT center at his alma mater, Holy Ghost College in Owerri, Imo State. The commissioning ceremony took place last weekend and was attended by Metropolitan Archbishop Rev. Lucious Iwejuru Ugorji.
This initiative is part of a broader philanthropic effort to advance education and technology in Nigeria, particularly in the southeastern region. Ekeh emphasized the importance of education and technology in improving knowledge and opportunities for students.
The center is the first of its kind in the entire eastern state of Nigeria. Ekeh also announced plans to refurbish school dormitories and provide scholarships for 1,000 indigent students annually, covering full school fees and board.
He aims to support students in computer science and related courses, encouraging parents to prioritize education. The project reflects Ekeh's commitment to philanthropy and community development, independent of political motivations.
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