YOUTH DEVELOPMENT: WE ARE BRINGING VOCATIONAL CENTRE, ICT HUB TO TOLU COMPLEX – LAWMAKER SOBUR AKANBI OLUWA

Feb 22, 2024 | Politics | 0 comments

Written By Fakunle Sheriff Ekundayo

Youths in Ajeromi-Ifelodun are to benefit from technological advancement and become exposed to various Vocational skills in due time.

Lawmaker representing Ajeromi-Ifelodun constituency II at the Lagos State House of Assembly (LAHA), made this announcement to members of Ajeromi-Ifelodun Guilds of Editors (AGE), during a courtesy visit to his office yesterday.

The lawmaker stressed the need to make youths in Ajeromi-Ifelodun constituency II, become resourceful and productive on the positives of information technology.

“It’s quite unfortunate that we have a sizeable number of youths who have become accustomed to the negative aspect of technology.

“As the representative of the constituency, the need to invest in the positive aspect of technology is part of my mission to arrest this negative trend in ICT.

“So because of this, I am happy to announce to you that a vocational skill center and ICT hub shall be constructed in Tolu complex through Lagos State government,” he said.

Speaking further on his impact in the constituency, Hon. Oluwa said he has contributed immensely in the area of education which includes the purchase of JAMB forms for teenagers who are residents of his constituency, among other educational initiatives.

His incursion into communal projects such as the construction of boreholes, facilitating the desilting of drain channels, organizing and funding sporting activities in communities across his constituents, are part of the numerous activities during his first eight months in office.

Hon. Sobur Oluwa added that the vocational skills and ICT hub will boost the productivity of youths in Ajegunle, once the center becomes fully operational.

Written By Fakunle Sheriff Ekundayo

Fakunle Sheriff Ekundayo is the editor at Project 3:16 Metro, an online news platform for rural and urban areas. He is also the Principal Partner and Editor-in-Chief at Project 3:16 Metro Newspaper. His youth advocacy and academic drive have made him discover the need to bridge the gap between youths, communities, and government institutions through his journal; Project 3:16 Metro. This he has also modified with the company’s website page, www.metro316.com.ng.

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