Human capital development of youths that comprise 60 per cent of the over 200 million Nigerian population through ICT vocational training has been identified as one of the strategies to curb unemployment and insecurity in the country. The Chairman of Etiam Innovation Systems, Mr. Mark-Anthony Nduka-Eze, explained the benefits to Chris Asika
Etiam is a technology solutions company engaged in education technology development with governments in the public sector, as well as with corporate entities delivering solutions such as engineering academies to train youths in all aspects of vocational training, ICT learning resource centres to train the trainers such as teachers, and mobile learning tablet programmes to schools and tertiary institutions.
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Just a couple of days ago, Luis Rodriguez’s friend had stopped by to show him her newly authorized work permit.
Rodriguez, who in recent months had applied for the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals program, figured his would come soon enough.
Then on Friday, a federal judge in Texas ruled in favor of states that had challenged the legality of DACA, adding to the uncertainty for young immigrants like Rodriguez, who were brought to this country as children.
As part of the ruling, U.S. District Judge Andrew Hanen ordered the federal government to stop granting new DACA applications; the program allows certain immigrants to work legally and also provides temporary protection from deportation.