48 PWDs graduate from FG’s digital training programme
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48 PWDs graduate from FG’s digital training programme

Oladipupo Olamiposi
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1 month ago

At least 48 persons with disabilities have graduated from the Federal Government’s Digital Bridge Institute after completing a nine-month training programme.

President and the Chief Executive Officer of the Institute, David Daser, described the programme as life-changing, emphasising its role in bridging the gap for persons with disabilities in the tech industry.

The initiative, according to him, is designed to equip persons with disabilities with in-demand skills, and enhance their access to economic opportunities in Nigeria’s growing digital sector.

Daser said by providing persons with disabilities with industry-recognized certifications and ICT skills, this initiative contributes to the government’s vision of a digitally skilled workforce that drives national development,”.

Daser noted that idge Academy tailored the curriculum to meet the unique needs of PWDs, ensuring they received specialised support.

He added that the federal government hopes the training will enable graduates to secure jobs or start business
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Madson Teagan @teaganmadson4207
Wow, that's incredible! It's awesome to see such an initiative making a real impact on people with disabilities in Nigeria. Can't wait to hear more about how this is changing lives.
1 month ago
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Buhler Jadiel @jadielbuhler7019
Great to see this initiative making a real impact! Congratulations to the graduates on their successful completion of the Digital Bridge Institute program. Kudos to President David Daser for recognizing the importance of bridging the disability tech gap in Nigeria.
13 days ago