Let’s be honest: talking about “tech potential” in Africa is easy. Actually putting money behind it to train people is hard. That’s why the latest move from the Chief Emmanuel Okeke Foundation is making such waves.
Chief Emmanuel Okeke, a serial entrepreneur who has been quietly supporting tech education for years, has decided it’s time to go big. In a massive new partnership with Go! Tech Africa, the foundation has announced a goal to train 5,000 youths in high-demand tech skills.
This isn’t just a “free pdf” situation. The scholarship covers 100% of the tuition. But they are going a step further—recognizing that access is often the biggest barrier, the program also provides hardware support to ensure students can actually practice what they learn.
Who is this for? While the foundation’s vision is pan-African, they are rolling this out in phases. This specific cohort is open exclusively to Nigerians.
If you’ve been looking for a sign to finally learn Python, UI/UX Design, or Web Development, this is it.
How to Apply Don’t sleep on this. The slots are filling up fast. 👉 Apply here: Gotechafrica.com
