The Ajoke Ayisat Afolabi Foundation, the CSR arm of SIFAX Group, in partnership with the World Bank, have trained over 90 students of State Senior Secondary School, Oyewole, Agege, in Orile Agege Local Government Area of Lagos State. A statement signed by Head, Corporate Communications, Sifax Group, Olumuyiwa Akande, said the training aimed at empowering students with practical technology skills for them to become self-employed. The training covered various areas, including computer literacy, machine learning, and the use of Artificial Intelligence. He explained that the training was part of its ongoing Community Connections Campaign projects across Nigeria. He said the beneficiaries are expected to cascade the knowledge and skills acquired to others. Executive Coordinator of the foundation, Mrs Foluke Ademokun, explained that the initiative is part of our efforts to address youth unemployment and bridge the skills gap in the country. Related News NUPRC supervises oilfield community fund transfer Kwara unveils coding, digital literacy programme for schools Kano community builds offices for police She said, “It is expected to benefit not only the students but also the wider community, as the participants will be able to apply the skills acquired to improve their lives and contribute to the economic development of their communities.” The Vice Principal, Mrs Sherifat Ajala, noted that the impact of the training on the students would be long-lasting. Goodluck Innocent and Moses Faith, two of the participating students, were rewarded for their outstanding class participation. They also expressed gratitude on behalf of their colleagues to AAAF and SIFAX Group for providing them with the opportunity to acquire skills that would enhance their future employability. At the end of the training session, the school was presented with a projector, a laptop, and a projector screen, in line with the foundation’s tradition in other beneficiary schools where similar programmes have been organised. Other schools that have benefited from previous empowerment initiatives include Community Grammar School, Zion Pepe, Ondo State; Osolu Senior Secondary School, Badagry; Pobuna Senior Grammar School, Epe; and Baptist Model College, Ile-Epo. Others are Ijaiye-Ojokoro Senior High School, Ifako-Ijaiye, and Unity Senior College, Alimosho, all in Lagos State. A statement signed by Head, Corporate Communications, Sifax Group, Olumuyiwa Akande, said the training aimed at empowering students with practical technology skills for them to become self-employed. The training covered various areas, including computer literacy, machine learning, and the use of Artificial Intelligence. He explained that the training was part of its ongoing Community Connections Campaign projects across Nigeria. He said the beneficiaries are expected to cascade the knowledge and skills acquired to others. Executive Coordinator of the foundation, Mrs Foluke Ademokun, explained that the initiative is part of our efforts to address youth unemployment and bridge the skills gap in the country. Related News NUPRC supervises oilfield community fund transfer Kwara unveils coding, digital literacy programme for schools Kano community builds offices for police She said, “It is expected to benefit not only the students but also the wider community, as the participants will be able to apply the skills acquired to improve their lives and contribute to the economic development of their communities.” The Vice Principal, Mrs Sherifat Ajala, noted that the impact of the training on the students would be long-lasting. Goodluck Innocent and Moses Faith, two of the participating students, were rewarded for their outstanding class participation. They also expressed gratitude on behalf of their colleagues to AAAF and SIFAX Group for providing them with the opportunity to acquire skills that would enhance their future employability. At the end of the training session, the school was presented with a projector, a laptop, and a projector screen, in line with the foundation’s tradition in other beneficiary schools where similar programmes have been organised. Other schools that have benefited from previous empowerment initiatives include Community Grammar School, Zion Pepe, Ondo State; Osolu Senior Secondary School, Badagry; Pobuna Senior Grammar School, Epe; and Baptist Model College, Ile-Epo. Others are Ijaiye-Ojokoro Senior High School, Ifako-Ijaiye, and Unity Senior College, Alimosho, all in Lagos State. The training covered various areas, including computer literacy, machine learning, and the use of Artificial Intelligence. He explained that the training was part of its ongoing Community Connections Campaign projects across Nigeria. He said the beneficiaries are expected to cascade the knowledge and skills acquired to others. Executive Coordinator of the foundation, Mrs Foluke Ademokun, explained that the initiative is part of our efforts to address youth unemployment and bridge the skills gap in the country. Related News NUPRC supervises oilfield community fund transfer Kwara unveils coding, digital literacy programme for schools Kano community builds offices for police She said, “It is expected to benefit not only the students but also the wider community, as the participants will be able to apply the skills acquired to improve their lives and contribute to the economic development of their communities.” The Vice Principal, Mrs Sherifat Ajala, noted that the impact of the training on the students would be long-lasting. Goodluck Innocent and Moses Faith, two of the participating students, were rewarded for their outstanding class participation. They also expressed gratitude on behalf of their colleagues to AAAF and SIFAX Group for providing them with the opportunity to acquire skills that would enhance their future employability. At the end of the training session, the school was presented with a projector, a laptop, and a projector screen, in line with the foundation’s tradition in other beneficiary schools where similar programmes have been organised. Other schools that have benefited from previous empowerment initiatives include Community Grammar School, Zion Pepe, Ondo State; Osolu Senior Secondary School, Badagry; Pobuna Senior Grammar School, Epe; and Baptist Model College, Ile-Epo. Others are Ijaiye-Ojokoro Senior High School, Ifako-Ijaiye, and Unity Senior College, Alimosho, all in Lagos State. He explained that the training was part of its ongoing Community Connections Campaign projects across Nigeria. He said the beneficiaries are expected to cascade the knowledge and skills acquired to others. Executive Coordinator of the foundation, Mrs Foluke Ademokun, explained that the initiative is part of our efforts to address youth unemployment and bridge the skills gap in the country. Related News NUPRC supervises oilfield community fund transfer Kwara unveils coding, digital literacy programme for schools Kano community builds offices for police She said, “It is expected to benefit not only the students but also the wider community, as the participants will be able to apply the skills acquired to improve their lives and contribute to the economic development of their communities.” The Vice Principal, Mrs Sherifat Ajala, noted that the impact of the training on the students would be long-lasting. Goodluck Innocent and Moses Faith, two of the participating students, were rewarded for their outstanding class participation. They also expressed gratitude on behalf of their colleagues to AAAF and SIFAX Group for providing them with the opportunity to acquire skills that would enhance their future employability. At the end of the training session, the school was presented with a projector, a laptop, and a projector screen, in line with the foundation’s tradition in other beneficiary schools where similar programmes have been organised. Other schools that have benefited from previous empowerment initiatives include Community Grammar School, Zion Pepe, Ondo State; Osolu Senior Secondary School, Badagry; Pobuna Senior Grammar School, Epe; and Baptist Model College, Ile-Epo. Others are Ijaiye-Ojokoro Senior High School, Ifako-Ijaiye, and Unity Senior College, Alimosho, all in Lagos State. He said the beneficiaries are expected to cascade the knowledge and skills acquired to others. Executive Coordinator of the foundation, Mrs Foluke Ademokun, explained that the initiative is part of our efforts to address youth unemployment and bridge the skills gap in the country. Related News NUPRC supervises oilfield community fund transfer Kwara unveils coding, digital literacy programme for schools Kano community builds offices for police She said, “It is expected to benefit not only the students but also the wider community, as the participants will be able to apply the skills acquired to improve their lives and contribute to the economic development of their communities.” The Vice Principal, Mrs Sherifat Ajala, noted that the impact of the training on the students would be long-lasting. Goodluck Innocent and Moses Faith, two of the participating students, were rewarded for their outstanding class participation. They also expressed gratitude on behalf of their colleagues to AAAF and SIFAX Group for providing them with the opportunity to acquire skills that would enhance their future employability. At the end of the training session, the school was presented with a projector, a laptop, and a projector screen, in line with the foundation’s tradition in other beneficiary schools where similar programmes have been organised. Other schools that have benefited from previous empowerment initiatives include Community Grammar School, Zion Pepe, Ondo State; Osolu Senior Secondary School, Badagry; Pobuna Senior Grammar School, Epe; and Baptist Model College, Ile-Epo. Others are Ijaiye-Ojokoro Senior High School, Ifako-Ijaiye, and Unity Senior College, Alimosho, all in Lagos State. Executive Coordinator of the foundation, Mrs Foluke Ademokun, explained that the initiative is part of our efforts to address youth unemployment and bridge the skills gap in the country. Related News NUPRC supervises oilfield community fund transfer Kwara unveils coding, digital literacy programme for schools Kano community builds offices for police She said, “It is expected to benefit not only the students but also the wider community, as the participants will be able to apply the skills acquired to improve their lives and contribute to the economic development of their communities.” The Vice Principal, Mrs Sherifat Ajala, noted that the impact of the training on the students would be long-lasting. Goodluck Innocent and Moses Faith, two of the participating students, were rewarded for their outstanding class participation. They also expressed gratitude on behalf of their colleagues to AAAF and SIFAX Group for providing them with the opportunity to acquire skills that would enhance their future employability. At the end of the training session, the school was presented with a projector, a laptop, and a projector screen, in line with the foundation’s tradition in other beneficiary schools where similar programmes have been organised. Other schools that have benefited from previous empowerment initiatives include Community Grammar School, Zion Pepe, Ondo State; Osolu Senior Secondary School, Badagry; Pobuna Senior Grammar School, Epe; and Baptist Model College, Ile-Epo. Others are Ijaiye-Ojokoro Senior High School, Ifako-Ijaiye, and Unity Senior College, Alimosho, all in Lagos State. She said, “It is expected to benefit not only the students but also the wider community, as the participants will be able to apply the skills acquired to improve their lives and contribute to the economic development of their communities.” The Vice Principal, Mrs Sherifat Ajala, noted that the impact of the training on the students would be long-lasting. Goodluck Innocent and Moses Faith, two of the participating students, were rewarded for their outstanding class participation. They also expressed gratitude on behalf of their colleagues to AAAF and SIFAX Group for providing them with the opportunity to acquire skills that would enhance their future employability. At the end of the training session, the school was presented with a projector, a laptop, and a projector screen, in line with the foundation’s tradition in other beneficiary schools where similar programmes have been organised. Other schools that have benefited from previous empowerment initiatives include Community Grammar School, Zion Pepe, Ondo State; Osolu Senior Secondary School, Badagry; Pobuna Senior Grammar School, Epe; and Baptist Model College, Ile-Epo. Others are Ijaiye-Ojokoro Senior High School, Ifako-Ijaiye, and Unity Senior College, Alimosho, all in Lagos State. The Vice Principal, Mrs Sherifat Ajala, noted that the impact of the training on the students would be long-lasting. Goodluck Innocent and Moses Faith, two of the participating students, were rewarded for their outstanding class participation. They also expressed gratitude on behalf of their colleagues to AAAF and SIFAX Group for providing them with the opportunity to acquire skills that would enhance their future employability. At the end of the training session, the school was presented with a projector, a laptop, and a projector screen, in line with the foundation’s tradition in other beneficiary schools where similar programmes have been organised. Other schools that have benefited from previous empowerment initiatives include Community Grammar School, Zion Pepe, Ondo State; Osolu Senior Secondary School, Badagry; Pobuna Senior Grammar School, Epe; and Baptist Model College, Ile-Epo. Others are Ijaiye-Ojokoro Senior High School, Ifako-Ijaiye, and Unity Senior College, Alimosho, all in Lagos State. Goodluck Innocent and Moses Faith, two of the participating students, were rewarded for their outstanding class participation. They also expressed gratitude on behalf of their colleagues to AAAF and SIFAX Group for providing them with the opportunity to acquire skills that would enhance their future employability. At the end of the training session, the school was presented with a projector, a laptop, and a projector screen, in line with the foundation’s tradition in other beneficiary schools where similar programmes have been organised. Other schools that have benefited from previous empowerment initiatives include Community Grammar School, Zion Pepe, Ondo State; Osolu Senior Secondary School, Badagry; Pobuna Senior Grammar School, Epe; and Baptist Model College, Ile-Epo. Others are Ijaiye-Ojokoro Senior High School, Ifako-Ijaiye, and Unity Senior College, Alimosho, all in Lagos State. They also expressed gratitude on behalf of their colleagues to AAAF and SIFAX Group for providing them with the opportunity to acquire skills that would enhance their future employability. At the end of the training session, the school was presented with a projector, a laptop, and a projector screen, in line with the foundation’s tradition in other beneficiary schools where similar programmes have been organised. Other schools that have benefited from previous empowerment initiatives include Community Grammar School, Zion Pepe, Ondo State; Osolu Senior Secondary School, Badagry; Pobuna Senior Grammar School, Epe; and Baptist Model College, Ile-Epo. Others are Ijaiye-Ojokoro Senior High School, Ifako-Ijaiye, and Unity Senior College, Alimosho, all in Lagos State. At the end of the training session, the school was presented with a projector, a laptop, and a projector screen, in line with the foundation’s tradition in other beneficiary schools where similar programmes have been organised. Other schools that have benefited from previous empowerment initiatives include Community Grammar School, Zion Pepe, Ondo State; Osolu Senior Secondary School, Badagry; Pobuna Senior Grammar School, Epe; and Baptist Model College, Ile-Epo. Others are Ijaiye-Ojokoro Senior High School, Ifako-Ijaiye, and Unity Senior College, Alimosho, all in Lagos State. Other schools that have benefited from previous empowerment initiatives include Community Grammar School, Zion Pepe, Ondo State; Osolu Senior Secondary School, Badagry; Pobuna Senior Grammar School, Epe; and Baptist Model College, Ile-Epo. Others are Ijaiye-Ojokoro Senior High School, Ifako-Ijaiye, and Unity Senior College, Alimosho, all in Lagos State.
Foundation trains 90 Lagos students in tech skills
