By Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola, also known as Yayi, has teamed up with New Horizons Nigeria to provide advanced tech training for 1,000 young people in Ogun State. The initiative is aimed at equipping the next generation with the skills needed to thrive in the digital world.
Targeting the Ogun West Senatorial District, the programme offers hands-on training in high-demand IT fields. Participants won’t just learn theory — they will gain practical skills they can immediately use to pursue careers or start their own tech ventures.
While unveiling the program, Yayi stressed the importance of technology in today’s world. “Today’s world belongs to those who understand technology,” he said, promising to make sure that youths from Ogun are fully prepared for future opportunities.
New Horizons, a global leader in IT training, expressed strong support for the project. “We are proud to support this visionary project that directly transforms lives,” a New Horizons spokesperson stated, affirming their commitment to maintaining international standards.
To ensure the trainees have what they need beyond the classroom, Yayi also provided essential digital tools. This move will help graduates continue growing their tech skills and stay competitive in the rapidly changing digital economy.
This project is being hailed as a model for public-private partnerships. By investing heavily in technology education, Senator Yayi is not just creating new job opportunities — he’s building a generation that could lead Ogun State and Nigeria into the future of the global digital market.
