Over 50 young people from Suleja benefit from the D-BEX 2025 digital training camp and the exhibition

Over 50 young people from Suleja benefit from the D-BEX 2025 digital training camp and the exhibition

Suleja (basic reporter) more than 50 Suleja participants have entered the training field and this year’s digital exhibition, known as D-BEX 2025, an initiative of the Foundation for the development of human capacity and Suleja innovation.

It aims to young people aged 14 to 26, the program focuses on critical areas such as artificial intelligence, robotics, IT security and creative design. The initiative, aimed at students who passed between the primary, secondary and tertiary education levels, began during the weekend in Suleja, in the state of the Niger.

During the opening ceremony, the founder of the Foundation, the Hamzat Ibrahim recipient, shared his vision and motivation for the project, underlining that investments in the development of human ability is fundamental. “This is what I have in mind since 1998 when I wanted to enter.

Ademola Odugbesan, facilitator of the training field and a Tic expert, stressed that the initiative extends beyond digital training. “The discipline, integrity and team work, together with the development of leadership and characters, are an integral part of D-BEX 2025. The participants will have to face challenges of the real world that will test their skills and abilities. The main objective is to enhance our young people, create work skills and provide fundamental knowledge by identifying the fundamental opportunities by identifying them by identifying them by exploring”, has exploded.

D-BEX 2025 is structured in two phases: an immersive training period of four weeks with lessons and practical sessions, followed by a week exhibition in which the participants will show the projects they developed during the field.

The participants expressed their gratitude for the Foundation’s commitment for Empowerment, marking this as the second edition of the initiative.