Hon. Olawande Praises President Tinubu for Enacting Groundbreaking Student Loans Bill into Law.

Hon. Olawande Praises President Tinubu for Enacting Groundbreaking Student Loans Bill into Law.

In a landmark move set to revolutionize education in Nigeria, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR has signed the much-anticipated Student Loans (Access to Higher Education) bill into law. The historic signing ceremony, held on Thursday 4th, marks a pivotal moment in the nation's quest for accessible and quality education for all.

The newly enacted law, championed by President Tinubu, establishes the Nigeria Education Loan Fund (NELFUND), aimed at providing financial support to students pursuing higher education. This groundbreaking initiative is set to alleviate the financial burden on students and empower them to pursue their academic aspirations without fear of financial constraints.

Minister for Youth Development (State), Ayodele Olawande, expressed his admiration for President Tinubu's visionary leadership in prioritizing education and ensuring the passage of this transformative legislation. He hailed the law as a game-changer that will open up a world of opportunities for Nigerian youth, enabling them to realize their educational dreams and contribute meaningfully to the nation's development.

The journey towards the enactment of the Student Loans bill was characterized by meticulous deliberations, including a public hearing attended by education and civil society stakeholders on March 18, 2024. This inclusive approach underscores the commitment to transparency and stakeholder engagement in shaping Nigeria's education landscape.

Speaking on the significance of the new law, the Minister emphasized its broader impact beyond providing loans. He highlighted that the law is a catalyst for making education accessible to all, irrespective of socio-economic backgrounds, thereby fostering social mobility and economic growth.

The Student Loans (Access to Higher Education) Act is a clarion call to Nigerian youth to seize the opportunity to pursue their educational aspirations, whether through traditional degree programs, vocational training, or skill acquisition. It represents a tangible commitment to investing in the future of the nation and empowering young people to become leaders and innovators.

Acknowledging President Tinubu's unwavering dedication to youth empowerment and education, Hon. Ayodele Olawande commended the President for his swift action in signing the bill into law. He expressed gratitude on behalf of Nigerian youth, emphasizing that President Tinubu's actions speak volumes about his commitment to actualizing Nigeria's educational goals.

Looking ahead, Hon. Ayodele Olawande affirmed the Ministry of Youth Development's commitment to collaborating closely with NELFUND to ensure the effective implementation of the law. He reiterated the ministry's resolve to maximize the benefits of the Student Loans Act for Nigerian youth, thereby advancing the nation's pursuit of quality education and renewed hope for the future.

The signing of the Student Loans bill into law represents a significant milestone in Nigeria's educational journey, signaling a new era of opportunity and empowerment for the nation's youth. With renewed hope assured, Nigerian youth are poised to embrace this transformative legislation and chart a course towards a brighter and more prosperous future.

Hon. Oluwatuyi Lauds Ekiti Gov't, Highlights Achievements.

Hon. Oluwatuyi Lauds Ekiti Gov't, Highlights Achievements.

In a recent press briefing held at his office in Igede Ekiti, the Executive Chairman of Irepodun/Ifelodun Local Government, Hon. Gbenga Oluwatuyi, expressed commendation for the leadership of the Ekiti State Government, particularly Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji, whom he hailed as a man with the right mental attitude and an unwavering determination to achieve his goals.

During the briefing, Hon. Oluwatuyi conveyed deep gratitude to Governor Oyebanji for the government's continuous efforts in improving the well-being of the people of Ekiti State. He specifically appreciated initiatives aimed at bringing smiles to the faces of both present and past political officeholders, as well as civil servants, underscoring the government's commitment to overall welfare and development.

Drenging  of Elemi River at Igede Ekiti

Highlighting his administration's commitment to grassroots development, Hon. Oluwatuyi outlined several ongoing projects aimed at enhancing the lives of residents. These initiatives include the construction of the Aye/Health Centre Road in Igede-Ekiti, dredging of Elemi River, and rehabilitation of boreholes. Additionally, provisions for health care programs such as IMPACT PLUS and WORLD BANK were emphasized as critical components of the government's efforts to improve healthcare access and delivery.

Rehabilitation of Comprehensive Health Centre, Igede Ekiti

The Newly completed Aye / Health Centre Road, Igede Ekiti

In the agricultural sector, Hon. Oluwatuyi underscored completed projects such as the rehabilitation of a Pen House for piggeries, aimed at boosting both Internal Generated Revenue (IGR) and protein intake among the populace. He commended the efforts of the Director of Finance and Revenue Staff for their contributions to improving the IGR, while urging them to continue their efforts considering the limitations of federal allocations.

Ongoing piggery project in Agric department.

Addressing staff welfare, the Council Boss reiterated his administration's priority of ensuring the well-being of employees through prompt payment of salaries, allowances, and continuous training to enhance productivity.

Regarding security, Hon. Oluwatuyi expressed gratitude for the prevailing peaceful coexistence in the area. He emphasized the importance of regular peace meetings with security agents to ensure the safety of lives and property, while providing necessary logistical support for optimal performance.

The meeting was attended by key officials including the Vice Chairman, Engr. Remi Alade, Secretary to the Local Government, Head of Local Government Administration, Mrs Kofoworola Rotimi, Director of Administration, Prince Adegoke Oladimeji, Director of Finance, Mrs Christiana Ogundele, Director of Environmental Services, Mrs Kehinde Abiodun , Director of WASH, Mrs Kehinde Akode, Director of Audits,Mr. Bukola Dada, Director of Information and Civic Orientation, Chief (Mrs) Bimbo Yusuf, Deputy Director of Finance, Mrs Feyisayo Oyerinde, Legislative Officer, Mrs Adenike Daramola, Assistant PM, Mr Dare Olowo.

Others were the Legislative Leader, Hon.(Mrs) Yemisi Olagunju, Directors of various Departments, councilors, and other dignitaries, reflecting a unified commitment towards the development and prosperity of Irepodun/Ifelodun Local Government Area.

Netizens Praise BAO's Unwavering Focus Amidst Hellions' Rants.

Netizens Praise BAO's Unwavering Focus Amidst Hellions' Rants.

04/04/2024 

In a recent series of events, Governor Biodun Abayomi Oyebanji (BAO) of Ekiti State has demonstrated remarkable composure and steadfastness in the face of political turmoil.

HC Ade, a political analyst, characterized the recent actions of Afuye as mere "testing of waters," with a purported agenda by fifth columnist to destabilize BAO's administration.

Ade suggests that Afuye's tactics aim to rattle, embarrass, and unsettle the Governor, ultimately seeking to fracture the party by the end of November. However, Ade notes that BAO remains unfazed, adopting a laissez-faire approach, seemingly unconcerned with the provocations.

Omole Richard, echoing similar sentiments, lauded BAO's calm demeanor in handling the situation, particularly in his refusal to engage with Afuye's provocations. Richard commends the Governor's media team for their strategy of ignoring Afuye, effectively relegating him to the status of an inconsequential gadfly.

Further support for Governor Abayomi's resilience comes from Debola Akingbade, who emphasizes BAO's unwavering dedication to advancing Ekiti's development. Akingbade asserts that BAO remains undistracted by the "rants of street urchins," reaffirming his commitment to taking Ekiti to greater heights.

Despite the political turbulence, Governor Biodun Abayomi's steadfast focus on governance and progress for Ekiti State remains unwavering, earning him admiration and respect from supporters and analysts alike.

Tension Rises in Ekiti PDP as Factional Divide Deepens.

Tension Rises in Ekiti PDP as Factional Divide Deepens.

By Icon Ayomide Adeshola

04/04/2024 

In a dramatic turn of events, the People's Democratic Party (PDP) in Ekiti state finds itself embroiled in internal strife as disquiet ripples through its rank. The rift, centering around the exclusion of prominent figures from key party committees, has sparked outrage among supporters of former governor Ayo Fayose, former deputy governor and 2018 Governorship candidate Professor Kolapo Olusola Eleka, as well as aspirant Funso Ayeni, escalating tension within the party.

At the heart of the discord lies the composition of reconciliation and finance committees, which notably omitted names affiliated with Fayose's faction, Eleka's loyalists, and Ayeni's supporters. This move, viewed by many as a betrayal of the former governor's leadership and a sidelining of other prominent figures, has intensified existing divisions within the party.

Adding fuel to the fire, the exclusion of Funsho Ayeni from the finance committee has raised eyebrows, particularly given his stature as a potential financier for the party. Ayeni's absence from the committee, widely perceived as a calculated snub, has further exacerbated tension and deepened mistrust among party members.

Moreover, the sidelining of Eleka's loyalists from the committee lists has added another layer of complexity to the already volatile situation. As loyalists of various factions express frustration over the apparent marginalization within the party, the specter of internal conflict looms large over the Ekiti PDP.

In response to these developments, loyalists aligned with Fayose, Eleka, and Ayeni have issued stern warnings, threatening to boycott party activities and vowing to disrupt the status quo from within. As tension continue to mount, the inclusion of loyalists to Distinguished Senator Biodun Olujimi, representing Ekiti South, remains uncertain, further clouding the party's future prospects and raising questions about its ability to unite ahead of crucial political engagements.

Ekiti targets zero percent out-of-school children, Says Gov Oyebanji at EKSU convocation.

Ekiti targets zero percent out-of-school children, Says Gov Oyebanji at EKSU convocation. 

…..As Chancellor announces N1billion agribusiness innovation fund for students, graduands. 

Ekiti State Governor, Mr Biodun Oyebanji, has restated the commitment of his administration to ensuring that every child in the state has access to quality and compulsory education, noting that education remains a weapon in ensuring social, political, and economic growth of any society.

 

Governor Oyebanji made this known on Wednesday at the 28th convocation ceremony of the Ekiti state university, Ado Ekiti just as the newly inducted Chancellor of the University, Dr Tunji Olowolafe, announced a one billion naira agribusiness empowerment fund for products of the institution as a way to boost agriculture and food security. 

Governor Oyebanji who attended the EKSU convocation as the first alumnus of the school to become Governor of the state and Visitor to the University, said his government remains committed to ensuring that educational institutions in the state were capable of competing with their peers globally.

 

Governor Oyebanji said his administration has demonstrated commitment to development of education sector from primary to tertiary institutions which include renovation of more than 200 secondary schools, distribution of laptops to students across the state, disbursement bursary and scholarship to students of Ekiti origin in tertiary institutions of learning including Law School, increment of subvention to all state owned tertiary institutions, among others.

Recalling that Ekiti was recently ranked as the highest in school enrollment in the country, the Governor assured that his government would continue to ensure the state has zero percent out-of-school children across the country. 

While appreciating the University’s governing council and management for being a partner in progress, the Governor called for more conscious, creative, ingenious and concerted development of strategies for generating additional funds so as to reduce dependence on government subventions.

Governor Oyebanji also urged the University management to justify the increase in their subvention by showing greater commitment to work, avoid incessant strike actions, and allow for smooth running of the academic calendar so that students were not unduly delayed. 

While congratulating the graduands, Oyebanji charged them to always remember to give back to their alma-mata.

“We are gathered here today to celebrate scholarship, success, and the result of hard work. As we all know, education remains a weapon in ensuring social, political, and economic growth in any society. This is why we will continue to support the education sector. We are committed to ensuring our educational institutions are of the highest standards that can compete globally.

“A demonstration of this commitment can be seen in our various interventions in the sector from primary to tertiary institutions. It is, therefore, a thing of pride to note that Ekiti is ranked one of the highest in school enrollment in Nigeria and one of the states with the least out-of-school children with 2.5%. We are working hard to ensure we have 0% out-of-school children in our state.

“Just a few months ago, we increased the subventions to all Ekiti State - owned tertiary institutions, including the Ekiti State University Teaching Hospital significantly. As much as the government is ready to continue to play its part in the funding of tertiary education of the state, the university must find ways and means of supplementing whatever the government is able to give. There must be conscious, creative, ingenious, and concerted development of strategies for generating additional funds so as to reduce dependence on government subventions”. The Governor stated. 

Earlier, in his address, the newly inaugurated Chancellor of the University, Dr. Tunji Olowolafe, who appreciated the Governor for the opportunity to serve, pledged his unflinching commitment to the growth and development of the institution.

Dr. Olowolafe,  a trained medical doctor turned businessman announced a one billion naira innovation fund to empower agro-technology  companies founded by the latest graduands and current students of the institution.

This is in addition to  the establishment of an endowment agenda to offer support and subsidies for up to 30 academic staff members so as to facilitate their participation in international conferences, training sessions, and research activities as well as creation of a platform for 100 of the brightest students from EKSU to engage in resourceful and sustainable work for skills acquisition and development.

Dr Olowolafe  noted that it has become imperative for graduates and undergraduates in Nigeria to get actively involved in activities geared towards supporting food security , innovation and strategic entrepreneurship in the current circumstance. 

He suggested that students take land lease arrangements for agricultural purposes adding that special awards could also be given to outstanding agriculture entrepreneurs in addition to academic honours. 

“Mr. Vice Chancellor sir, as we give awards to best academic students, we can also give awards to best agro entrepreneurs on campus. Some can do grains while others do vegetables. Some can do poultry whilst others can do fisheries. Some can even do logistics whilst others do apps." 

He stated. 

He urged the graduands and undergraduates to endeavour to take a needs assessment of their environments to see resources that could be tapped into emphasising that youths need to think wider than their narrow fields of study. 

Dignitaries at the ceremony include the Speaker, Ekiti State House of Assembly, Rt Hon Adeoye Aribasoye; Commissioner for Finance, Mr Akin Oyebode; Secretary to the State Government, Dr( Mrs) Habibat Adubiaro; traditional rulers among others.

Federal Ministry of Education Charts New Course with "Renewed Hope Education Roadmap".

Federal Ministry of Education Charts New Course with "Renewed Hope Education Roadmap".

In a historic event on April 2nd, 2024, the Federal Ministry of Education orchestrated a groundbreaking citizen and stakeholders’ engagement at the Abuja Continental Hotel, marking a pivotal moment under President Tinubu's administration. Led by the Honorable Minister, Professor Tahir Mamman, OON, SAN, supported by Minister of State, Hon. Dr. Yusuf Tanko Sununu, and Permanent Secretary, Mrs. Esther Didi Walson-Jack, the event aimed to showcase the Ministry's progress, delineate deliverables, and scrutinize the Nigerian Education Sector Roadmap.

The Honorable Minister, shedding his Agbada to present a seamless PowerPoint presentation, assumed his role as the "Lecturer-General" of the Federation. He articulated the strides taken, their impact, and emphasized the paramountcy of ideas over financial constraints. Professor Tahir Mamman asserted that with the right ideas and clear implementation strategies, financial limitations should never impede service delivery but rather spur innovative financial management practices.

Another novel idea the Minister expounded was the concept of infusion or integration of skills into the entire education system to address the learning crisis. Many people are used to the concept “skills acquisition” as a means of promoting the inclusion of some level of skill sets in some categories of young people mostly school dropouts or unemployed youth. For Professor Tahir Mamman that is not the way to go. The best way to ensure that skill sets are an integral part of learning is to infuse skills into the entire learning process such that a child at the basic and secondary school level grows up believing that beyond literacy and numeracy, skills are required in order to live a fulfilled life. The net effect of that is that if for instance a child goes to the University to become a professional, with a mindset that recognizes skill set as important, such a child will still consider his professional skills as part of the overall outlook to providing professional excellence. There are three areas the Minister emphasized in his presentation.

The Minister highlighted three core objectives during the stakeholder engagement. Firstly, he emphasized the urgent need to build a reliable and authentic database for the education sector to facilitate effective planning. He lamented the absence of comprehensive student data across all levels of education, citing India's example of accurate population data from basic to tertiary education. He pledged to replicate this in Nigeria in the coming months. Secondly, the Minister outlined plans to integrate skills development and acquisition into the education curriculum, marking a significant departure from the current perception of skill training as a last resort. By infusing skill acquisition into the learning culture, it becomes an intrinsic part of education rather than an optional pursuit. Lastly, the Minister expressed a strong commitment to significantly reducing the number of out-of-school children. Since assuming office, he has prioritized tackling this issue, demonstrating an unwavering dedication to addressing the out-of-school children crisis.

Under the current leadership and in keeping with President Tinubu’s Renewed Hope Agenda, The Federal Ministry of Education had developed eight (8) Focus Areas. These are: Equitable Access to education by every citizen, Quality Education and Learning Outcomes in order to enhance value, Skills and Entrepreneurship Education as an integral part of the learning process, Research and Innovation Education for knowledge upgrade, Infrastructure Planning so as to ensure effective carrying capacity, Education Financing and Resourcing in order to have resource back up, System strengthening to ensure effective institutional functioning and Policy Recommendations for the entire education sector. These are indeed revolutionary ideas that will definitely create positive impact nationwide.

Under the Education roadmap of the Renewed Hope Agenda as enunciated by Professor Tahir Mamman and his team, the role of the Private sector has been well understood and appreciated. The Hon. Minister of Education informed the gathering of stakeholders that at the basic and secondary level of Education especially at Urban and semi-urban centres, there are more private schools than public schools. To this end it was imperative to sensitize the private sector on partnership in all aspects of the sector including funding of key aspects such as research and provision of infrastructure

The establishment of a National Education Repository and Data Bank, tasked with collecting, collating, and warehousing all education records dating back to 1932, has been given top priority. Recognizing the indispensable role of development partners in national progress, the Federal Ministry of Education, under Professor Tahir Mamman's leadership, has actively engaged with these partners on practical and impactful projects in Nigeria. The Ministry's focus is on ensuring that Nigeria identifies its needs and intervention areas through thorough situation analysis and gap identification, essential steps for effective development planning and implementation.

The Federal Scholarship scheme underwent enhancements to ensure greater transparency and inclusivity. Each aspect of the scheme now operates on an open and transparent basis, aimed at boosting confidence among both grant providers and beneficiaries. Under bilateral agreements with foreign countries, 345 beneficiaries have departed Nigeria for destinations in Africa, Asia, and Eastern Europe. Additionally, 2,889 students studying education have received bursary awards, while 51 students have benefited from Commonwealth Scholarship Awards, and 2,122 others have been recipients of Nigerian scholarship awards. An innovative Teacher Internship Award program has been introduced to provide mentorship to young individuals in the teaching profession, accompanied by a token grant to incentivize participation. To date, 724 beneficiaries have availed themselves of these awards.

Professor Tahir Mamman and his team's transparent and inclusive handling of scholarship awards instills confidence in the proposed student loan scheme, mitigating fears of abuse due to Nigerian factors like opaqueness and favouritism. Digitization plays a crucial role in ensuring openness and transparency across operations. The Federal Ministry of Education has scanned and digitized all departmental records, facilitating easy access to electronic documents. Additionally, processes such as certificate accreditation have been automated, allowing for authentication and accreditation through the website www.ess.education.gov.ng. The Ministry has also automated the collation and compilation of admissions into Federal Unity Colleges. Furthermore, 35,000 teachers nationwide have received training in ICT usage in classrooms, alongside the provision of ICT equipment to produce digital content for all 36 States and FCT.

In a bold intervention effort, the Ministry has addressed key areas such as non-formal education, including Almajiri and Tsangaya education, and initiatives to provide a second chance for girls who missed their initial schooling opportunities. Grants have been allocated to 312 Integrated Qur’anic and Tsangaya Education (IQTE) Centers across 24 States and the FCT. These grants support the construction of 419 classrooms, 66 recitation halls, 25 recitation shades, 140 offices, 27 hostels, and 225 VIP toilets. This concerted effort has significantly reduced the number of out-of-school children nationwide.

Within a short span of time, the Ministry has undertaken significant initiatives to address the issue of out-of-school children. A total of 2,000,000 out-of-school children, primarily Almajiris, have been enrolled in basic schools along with participation in an Arabic literacy program with vocational training. This proactive approach aims to transform neglected children into highly skilled professionals and artisans in the future. Additionally, the Ministry has renovated 73 classrooms, drilled 46 boreholes, and supplied essential amenities such as 55 double bunk beds, 559 lockers, and 1,100 mats. Furthermore, 6,585 pieces of furniture for both pupils and teachers have been provided, benefiting 62,161 learners. In a concerted effort to promote girl-child education and skill acquisition, 28 Second Chance Schools, known as Girl-Child Community Centers, have been constructed. These initiatives reflect the Ministry's commitment to ensuring access to education and fostering skill development among marginalized populations.

The Ministry has taken significant steps to promote Nigerian values and preserve the country's heritage through education. To achieve this, academic manuscripts have been converted into 80 textbooks, encouraging the use of Nigerian content in educational materials. Additionally, the Ministry recognized the importance of diverse knowledge and acquired 3,118,701 assorted books and 376,262 E-resources relevant to modern learning across various fields. A National Virtual Library has been established, accessible at www.virtual.nln.gov.ng, to provide widespread access to educational resources. Furthermore, the Ministry facilitated the implementation of the State-of-the-Art National Repository of Nigeria, available at https://nigeriareposit.nln.gov.ng/, to preserve the nation's heritage. This preservation effort extends to documenting unexploited Nigerian heritage in languages such as Hausa, Yoruba, Igbo, and Pidgin. The Ministry has also established 40 book clubs in secondary schools to promote reading culture. Additionally, vacation skills acquisition training has been provided to 420 participants in various fields, including ICT, shoemaking, leatherwork, and catering. These initiatives serve a dual purpose: equipping beneficiaries with valuable skill sets and studying the process to facilitate widespread implementation in the future.

During the citizens' engagement program, the Honorable Minister emphasized its purpose: to ensure public validation of decisions aimed at improving Nigeria's education sector. He also highlighted the objective of interrogating deliverables to reform the sector, providing quality education accessible to all. The ultimate goal is to cultivate a highly skilled and educated workforce equipped with entrepreneurial skills. This initiative aims to break the cycle of poverty and ensure sustainable economic growth and global competitiveness.

Ahmad Sajoh, Executive Director/CEO of FutureNow Initiative, and a prominent civil society leader, actively participated in the Citizens Engagement held at the Ladi Kwalli Hall, Abuja Continental Hotel, Abuja FCT.

Klemweb, AAUA Host Groundbreaking Tech Transition Symposium to Empower Cybersecurity Experts.

Klemweb, AAUA Host Groundbreaking Tech Transition Symposium to Empower Cybersecurity Experts.

By Olamide Akinwumi.

In a bid to revolutionize cybersecurity education and career development, Klemweb, in collaboration with Adekunle Ajasin University's Department of Criminology and Security Studies, recently concluded a groundbreaking Tech Transition Symposium. 

The symposium held on Wednesday, March 20th, 2024, marked a significant milestone in the realm of cybersecurity education and career development, with over four hundred and thirty (430) students and youths in attendance.

At the heart of the symposium was Klemweb's unwavering commitment to empowering the next generation of cybersecurity experts. Mr. Adetoye Abiodun, the visionary Founder and CEO of Klemweb, spearheaded the initiative by awarding scholarships to 10 outstanding students in the department. These scholarships were strategically tailored to support students pursuing courses in Cybersecurity & Ethical Hacking, emphasizing the crucial importance of ethical practices in digital security.

The symposium delved deep into the theme of "Tech Transitions in the University,” shedding light on the myriad of opportunities and challenges within the cybersecurity landscape. Mr. Adetoye Abiodun delivered an insightful keynote address on exploring opportunities in Cybersecurity & Ethical Hacking. His profound expertise and unwavering passion for the subject resonated deeply with attendees, inspiring them to delve deeper into this critical field.

The symposium was graced by esteemed guests, including the Dean faculty of Social Science, Prof. Yemi Ogunbadewa, the Head of Department for Criminology and Security Studies, Dr. Olakunle Michael Folami and a distinguished Professor from the Psychology Department, Prof. O.A Ojedokun. Their esteemed presence underscored the collaborative efforts between academia and industry in shaping the future of cybersecurity education and practice.

Throughout the event, attendees engaged in captivating panel discussions, interactive workshops, and networking sessions aimed at fostering innovation and collaboration. Participants seized the opportunity to exchange ideas, share best practices, and explore potential partnerships to tackle emerging cybersecurity challenges head-on.

As the symposium drew to a close, the collective vision became abundantly clear – to forge a secure digital future through education, innovation, and ethical practices. Klemweb reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to supporting educational institutions, nurturing talent, and driving positive change in the cybersecurity ecosystem.

The CEO of Klemweb, Mr. Adetoye Abiodun, speaking with journalists, urged the government both at the Federal and state level to invest and divert into Technology to solve the country's problems. He emphasized that in the era of technology, governments need to leverage technology to provide solutions, boost economic growth, and advance the nation's progress.

The ten scholarship beneficiaries from Klemweb are: Kayode Stephen Tope, Nureni Kazeem John, Olusori Oluwatomiwa, Omogbemi Ojo Oluwamayowa, Praise Akinwale Oluwaferanmi, Adesanmi Adelayo, Akinduro Deborah Temitope, Ekundayo Leah, Fateropa Adesewa Blessing, and Ademola Olamilekan Temitope Oluwafemi Damilare.

The Tech Transition Symposium served as a powerful testament to the transformative power of collaboration and knowledge-sharing. Klemweb extends an open invitation to all stakeholders – students, educators, industry professionals, and policymakers – to join hands in safeguarding tomorrow's digital landscape.

In recognition of his innovative empowerment and trailblazing excellence in bridging the Global Tech Gap, Mr. Adetoye Abiodun, CEO of Klemweb, was honored with an award during the symposium.

Stay tuned for further updates and initiatives from Klemweb as the organization continues to champion cybersecurity education and empower the cybersecurity leaders of tomorrow.

For more information, visit https://klemweb.com/.