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Ndiomu Secures ICT Deal For ex-Agitators

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Interim Administrator of the Presidential Amnesty Programme (PAP), Maj. Gen. Barry Tariye Ndiomu (rtd) has secured a mouthwatering ICT deal for ex-agitators.

The General, whose heart’s desire has always been the productive engagement of graduate and skilled ex-agitators in Nigeria’s labour market, is to partner with the National Information Technology Development Agency (NITDA) in the days ahead.

The National Information Technology Development Agency has agreed to grant special concessions to qualified ex-agitators by offering them scholarships in ICT training.

As a follow up to the agreed decision, the management of NITDA is to set up an inter-agency committee charged with the responsibility of engaging ex-agitators in the new digital world.

This outcome was made known to the public during a courtesy visit by the IA to the Director General of NITDA, Kashifu Inuwa Abdullahi in Abuja.

 

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Gen. Ndiomu at the meeting presented a bouquet of requests to the agency including employment, digital training or scholarship opportunities for ex-agitators within the ambit of the ICT world.

The Director General of NITDA acceded to the various requests made by the Interim Administrator. In his words: “We shall work with you to ensure you succeed in your assignment.

“We shall therefore set up an inter-agency committee which will serve as a bridge between NITDA and PAP. It will equally serve as a warehouse of information on digital training opportunities. Potential trainees would have easy and seamless access to the opportunities open to them.”

The Director General further stated that the Train-the-trainer, one of its flagship digital training programmes would be of immense benefit to the ex-agitators as it offers them the opportunity to earn monthly stipends while improving on their digital skills as trainers.

According to him graduates of NITDA training programmes will be provided with the necessary tools to compete with their counterparts elsewhere as global digital entrepreneurs or global employees.

The involvement of Microsoft certification in Nigeria implies that trainees can market their skills and competences at the global space as global citizens.

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Brigadier General Oluwafemi Obasa, PAP’s Special Adviser Data, is to serve as a member of the committee. He is expected to articulate the interests of PAP as well as liaise with NITDA from time to time.

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