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X3M Ideas Empowers Lagos Students with Tech Skills

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X3M Ideas, creative agency is set to equip the next generation of Nigerians with technological skills. X3M Tech programme has produced a new set of students who have successfully completed their training.

Presenting the students to stakeholders, including representatives of the Lagos State government, tech enthusiasts, students and secondary school teachers, the Group Chief Executive Officer of X3M Ideas, Steve Babaeko said the initiative will help shape the future of young generations and put them in the right place.

According to Babaeko, the second phase of the progamme, held at Muritala Ajadi Animashaun Community Senior Grammar School, Surulere, Lagos, was designed to empower young minds with essential tools, knowledge, and cutting-edge technological skills required to thrive in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.

He said: “At X3M Ideas, we have always believed in the potential of the youth and the critical role they play in driving the future. For the past 12 years, we have been privileged to partner with the Lagos State Government in its pursuit of quality education. Through this partnership, we have renovated schools and handed them over, ensuring that students across the state have access to conducive learning environments.

He applauded the state government for its role in prioritising education and equipping students with required equipment to upskill.

While congratulating the Principal, staff and students of Murtala Ajadi Animashaun Community Senior Grammar School, he pointed out that their dedication, resilience, and commitment helped X3M and its partner on the project to achieve the feat.

Lagos State Commissioner for Education, Jamiu Ali-Balogun, who represented the governor at the event commended Babaeko and his entire team for their forward-looking initiative and urged other corporate entities not to shy away from embarking on CSR activities that could bring positive changes to the society.

He stated that government needs support of individuals and organisations to bring the required development to the people.

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