Airtel Nigeria grabbed a tech development trophy at the SERAS awards in Lagos, and the win highlights what their foundation has been doing with digital access projects across the country. The group backed a federal training scheme that got 25,000 young people through tech courses in 46 different areas, and they worked with UNICEF on an education program that hooked up nearly a million kids in over 1,200 public schools to online learning tools.
The foundation also runs scholarship funding for 100 university students and has other community programs scattered around Nigeria. The recognition basically underlines how Airtel is pushing technology as a way to give people skills for the digital economy.
The foundation also runs scholarship funding for 100 university students and has other community programs scattered around Nigeria. The recognition basically underlines how Airtel is pushing technology as a way to give people skills for the digital economy.
