The senator described the project as a strategic effort to equip her people with modern technology for self-reliance and highlighted it as part of her ongoing commitment to tech-driven empowerment in the region.
Suspended Senator Natasha Akpoti-Uduaghan has empowered 250 youths in Kogi Central with laptops, drones, and technical skills through a comprehensive human capital development program. The training covered drone technology, renewable energy, welding, and data analytics.
As part of the initiative, 80 drones were distributed to individuals and 10 Nigerian tertiary institutions, including Kogi State University and Ahmadu Bello University, to support practical learning in Geology and Environmental Sciences.
The senator described the project as a strategic effort to equip her people with modern technology for self-reliance and highlighted it as part of her ongoing commitment to tech-driven empowerment in the region.
Reaffirming her long-term commitment to tech empowerment, she stated, “Our people deserve the best. I will continue to empower them with modern technologies and innovation-driven opportunities that improve lives and secure the future.”
