By Daily Sports Nigeria on July 23, 2024
*Application Opens
*Says it is Another Fulfillment of His Campaign Promises
*Urges Youths To Embrace This Opportunity
Senator representing Abia Central Senatorial district in Upper Legislative Chamber of the National Assembly, Austin Akobundu is at it again. This time, to empower 1,000 youths to ensure job creation.
In a press statement made available to DSN Media, the notice would serve as sign post to invite all interested youths from the zone to apply for the six (6) weeks duration elaborate technological programme.
It would be recalled that as his initiative, it is as usual being solely sponsored by the Distinguished Senator Austin Akobundu which according to him, is aimed at equipping all interested youths of Central district of the State with valuable, visionary digital skills to thrive in this ever evolving digital age.
The forthcoming program would afford the participates the opportunity to learn:
Web Design
UI/UX Design
Professional Graphic Design
Cyber Security Systems and Operations
Digital Marketing
This portal (https/augustineakobundufoundation.org/web/tech.application.form/ is opened for all the interested candidates to apply.
The statement emphatically stressed that the application is free of charge and that the training would also be offered at no cost whatsoever to the participants.
The statement further called for maximum dissemination of this vital information to reach our teeming youths and sundry to advantage of the programme for their own benefit.
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Source Daily Sports Nigeria
Posted July 23, 2024
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