Tinubu Digital Learning Centres inaugurated to equip Nigerian youth with digital skills, creativity, and entrepreneurial tools, bridging education and employability gaps
Tinubu Digital Learning Centres are set to transform youth empowerment in Nigeria as the First Lady, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, commissions ten new hubs across the country.
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Speaking during the virtual inauguration from the State House in Abuja, Senator Tinubu highlighted that the initiative, implemented under the Renewed Hope Initiative, is designed to “equip young Nigerians with the tools and knowledge needed to thrive in a digital world.”
The centres are located in Abia, Delta, Edo, Kano, Katsina, Lagos, Nasarawa, Ondo, Yobe, and Zamfara States, and were developed in partnership with the National Information Technology Development Agency.
“This project is more than providing computers and internet access,” the First Lady said. “It is about nurturing creativity, innovation, and entrepreneurship among Nigeria’s youth.”
Senator Tinubu emphasised that the initiative complements President Bola Tinubu’s agenda to build a knowledge-based economy where “every child, regardless of background or geography, has access to quality digital learning opportunities.”
She added, “Through the Renewed Hope Initiative, we are ensuring that no community is left behind in Nigeria’s digital transformation journey.”
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The Digital Learning Centres aim to bridge the gap between education and employability while empowering students and communities in underserved areas to participate fully in the digital age.
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