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Photo story · 25 October 2024

Adolescent/Young Persons Tech Hub Empowers 50 Graduates

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With support from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and funding from the President’s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR), the Institute of Human Virology Nigeria (IHVN) has empowered 50 graduates from the FCT Adolescent Tech Hub with start-up kits worth ₦ 500,000.00. The graduates learned skills like digital marketing and e-commerce, ICT skills, mobile app development, web development, robotics, videography and photography, design and content creation, catering services, hair dressing amongst others. The students were empowered at an inaugural graduation ceremony in Abuja.

The Deputy Chief of Mission for the US Embassy in Nigeria, David Greene handing over a start-up kit to a representative of the graduating students, Divine Adaobi, from the Adolescents and Young Persons Tech Hub.

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