(L-R): Fellowship Experience Lead, ALX Nigeria, Daniel Onimisi; Fellowship Operations, ALX Nigeria, Silvia Adakpor; Learning Associate, ALX Nigeria, Ridwan Adepegba; Hub Operations Manager, ALX Nigeria, Helen Eboagwu; Learning Specialist, ALX Nigeria, Adedapo Adeniruju; Hub Operations Coordinator, ALX Nigeria, Georgina Nwauko and Learner Communicty Experience Coordinator, Mercy Adewolu at the ALX Nigeria Karibu and Graduation Ceremony held in Lagos recently.
ALX, the premier tech career accelerator in Africa, recently marked the graduation ceremony for its AWS Cloud and Salesforce learners. Simultaneously, the company proudly announced the induction of its second cohort into the prestigious AiCE (Artificial Intelligence Career Essentials) program.
This initiative by ALX Nigeria underscores its commitment to supporting the federal government’s 3MTT goals. Over 2,000 aspiring tech professionals have now graduated, equipped with skills as Salesforce Solutions Architects and AWS Cloud Specialists.
Furthermore, in a testament to its dedication, the tech accelerator welcomed a staggering 23,000 students from various regions across the nation to embark on their journey as proficient tech experts through the Artificial Intelligence Career Essentials program. This course, along with other cutting-edge tech offerings like data analytics and AWS cloud computing, can be explored on their website, www.alxafrica.ng.
Hub Operations Manager, ALX Nigeria, Helen Eboagwu (left) and Learning Specialist, ALX Nigeria, Adedapo Adeniruju (right) with Adekunle Fashanu (middle), ALX AWS Cloud Computing Graduate after winning a brand-new laptop at the ALX Nigeria Karibu and Graduation Ceremony held in Lagos recently.
Addressing the audience, Ruby Igwe, ALX’s Country General Manager, underscored the significant impact the organization is generating in cultivating top-tier tech talent. She emphasized, “ALX is dedicated to equipping learners with the skills required to drive innovation and economic growth in Nigeria. This we do for the development of Nigeria’s digital economy, and even for Africa at large.”
Learning Specialist, ALX Nigeria, Adedapo Adeniruju (left) and Fellowship Experience Lead, ALX Nigeria, Daniel Onimisi (right) with Benita Olusoga, ALX Salesforce Administration Graduate (middle) after winning a brand-new laptop at the ALX Nigeria Karibu and Graduation Ceremony held in Lagos recently.
Ruby further reassured both the graduates and new intakes of ALX Nigeria’s unwavering commitment to fostering a vibrant and supportive community.
“ALX is very honoured to be part of the journey of each learner and fellow, and we are here to support them in whatever phase they are in their development. ALX always has their back,” She said.
ALX continues to lead the charge in tech career acceleration, offering learners unparalleled access to cutting-edge curricula, seasoned industry mentors, and practical experience. The recent graduation ceremony and the launch of the second AiCE cohort exemplify ALX’s steadfast dedication to closing the skills gap and equipping individuals for success in the digital era.
For further details about ALX and its comprehensive programs, please visit www.alxafrica.ng.
