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Prof. Ajiya, DBI chief, visits Keyamo, thanks FG for upskilling Nigerian youths

Admin May 25, 2021
Prof Mohammed Ajiya visits Mr. Keyamo

Prof. Ajiya poses with Mr. Keyamo during the visit

MAY 25, 2021

Through the multi campus access of the DBI in all the geopolitical zones with residential facilities, (Abuja, Lagos, Kano, Asaba Enugu and Yola), DBI has been able to provide cutting edge access to skills development and enhancement in Nigeria.

The President/CEO of the Digital Bridge Institute (DBI),  Prof. Mohammed Ajiya, has commended the Federal Government for upskilling Nigerian youths through various capacity-building interventions in a digital age.

Prof Mohammed Ajiya visits Mr. Keyamo
Prof. Ajiya poses with Mr. Keyamo during the visit

Ajiya said this when he led the management of DBI on a courtesy visit to the Honourable Minister of State for Labour and Employment, and foremost human rights activist, Barr. Festus Keyamo SAN.

During the visit, Prof. Ajiya appreciated the  minister for his consistency in pushing the new Nigeria agenda through his years of selfless efforts for national reengineering and his recent focus on skills development and capacity of young people all over the country through several intervention programmes.

Prof. Ajiya stated that the DBI as a training Institute established by the Nigerian Communications Commission is focussed on capacity building of the manpower of both government and private organizations especially in the evolving areas of ICT, Telecoms and general skills development for self-sustenance.

He further stated that through the multi campus access of the DBI in all the geopolitical zones with residential facilities, (Abuja, Lagos, Kano, Asaba Enugu and Yola), DBI has been able to provide cutting edge access to skills development and enhancement in Nigeria.

While receiving the DBI leadership, the minister commended them for rendering invaluable service to the nation through capacity building. He noted that capacity building for impactful change is one of the measures to ensure sustainable development of the country.

The DBI’s delegation was led by the President/CEO, Prof. Mohammed Ajiya, accompanied by Head of Research, Education and Training, Mr. Paulinus Ugwoke; Mrs. Ngozi Nwoche, Head of Business Development and Client Services; Mr. Akin Ogunlade, Head of Public Affairs and Mr. Daniel Mkpa IT Officer.

 

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