He Kaduna State Government has reached an agreement with Google to train 5,000 women and girls in data science, artificial intelligence and the business application of digital technologies.

According to a statement from the governor’s spokesperson on Monday, the initiative, which is part of a broader Google-backed skills development programme, aims to empower 20,000 more women and girls in Nigeria with 21st century skills, positioning them for opportunities. in the Digital and Creative Industries.

“The program will be run by Data Science Nigeria, which will establish Arewa Tech4Ladies. This initiative is designed to serve four key semi-urban and rural communities in Kaduna State by offering specialized women-focused learning, mentoring and job placement support facilities.”
In his commentary, Uba Sani, the governor of the state, said that inclusion in technology is not just about social equity; it is about economic progress.
“By empowering our women with digital skills, we are not only breaking down gender barriers, but also laying the foundation for significant economic growth.

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“This partnership with Google underscores our commitment to harnessing the great potential of our women for the socio-economic transformation of Kaduna State and Nigeria as a whole.”

Google’s West Africa Director, Olumide Balogun, stated: “The future of technology in Nigeria depends on harnessing the potential of every individual, regardless of gender.
“Our collaboration with the Kaduna State Government is a testament to our unwavering belief in the transformative power of women in technology.

“Through the support of Google.org, we are dedicated to fostering a more inclusive digital landscape, ensuring that each empowered woman becomes a role model for change in the world of technology.”
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