Introducing young Nigerians to technology at an early age may spark a new wave of innovation in the country's future leaders.
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- By Juliet Umeh Not less than 40 young Nigerians have been trained in programming, artificial intelligence, and data skills in Lagos by a not-for-profit training institute, Yomi Denzel Foundation.
- The 40 youths are expected to be integrated into Nigeria’s growing pool of technology innovators.
By Juliet Umeh Not less than 40 young Nigerians have been trained in programming, artificial intelligence, and data skills in Lagos by a not-for-profit training institute, Yomi Denzel Foundation. The 40 youths are expected to be integrated into Nigeria’s growing pool of technology innovators. The...
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