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Leveraging technology to promote inclusive and quality education for out-of-school children and youths in Africa

30/07/2026

Skills are the new currency, but their true value lies in how we use them to create impact, solve problems, and build a better future.

This Friday, Wootlab Foundation brings together two inspiring voices for a powerful conversation on how young Nigerians can develop the right skills, turn knowledge into meaningful action, and become active drivers of social impact and sustainable development in their communities and beyond.

This is more than a webinar. It is a call to action for young people ready to move from learning to doing, and from potential to impact.

Meet the speakers leading this important conversation.

Friday, July 31, 2026
3:00 PM WAT

Registration Link: https://forms.gle/14ucgsRRwU2mmfE37

Free to attend — Scan the QR code on the flyer to register.

Tag a young person who needs to be in this room.

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24/07/2026

What does it truly mean to be a young changemaker in Africa today?

This World Youth Skills Day, Wootlab Foundation is bringing together two powerful voices for an honest and inspiring conversation about skills, impact, and what it takes to build something meaningful as a young Nigerian.

Join us live and be part of the conversation as we discuss:
▪️Bridging the gap between skills training and real opportunities
▪️How young people can turn skills into tools for community transformation
▪️Building purpose and creating meaningful impact from the ground up.

Friday, July 31, 2026
3:00 PM WAT

Join us on Google Meet: http://meet.google.com/noc-gtvq-svu

You can also scan the QR code on the flyer to register.

Share this with a young person who needs to hear this conversation.

17/07/2026

Did You Know?

Nigeria's greatest resource isn't oil, it's our young people.

The question isn't whether we have talent. The question is whether we are preparing that talent for tomorrow's economy.

That is the future we are building at Wootlab Foundation, and we are committed to investing in digital skills, innovation, and opportunities that help young people succeed in the future of work.

What is one digital skill you believe every young Nigerian should learn?

15/06/2026

On June 12, Democracy Day and Men's Mental Health Month, Wootlab Foundation, in partnership with the Future Forward Development Initiative hosted Connected Minds: Promoting Wellness in the Digital Age.
The session brought together professionals across sectors for an honest conversation about digital stress, burnout, and building healthier online habits. Our speakers, Esther Amos and Chelsea Ijie, delivered practical insights - from the RESET framework for managing digital exhaustion to setting intentional boundaries that protect our time, attention, and mental well-being.
From the conversations that unfolded, one thing was clear: many of us are navigating the digital space on autopilot, scrolling without purpose and connected without truly connecting. Sessions like this serve as a reminder that wellness is not a luxury reserved for when things fall apart; it is a daily, deliberate choice.
The conversation reminded us that in a world more connected than ever, being intentional about how we use technology is not optional - it is necessary.

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04/06/2026

We’re excited to invite you to "Connected Minds: Promoting Wellness in the Digital Age," a virtual webinar on June 12, 2026, at 8 PM (WAT).

As technology becomes an ever-growing part of our lives, it’s vital to understand how our digital habits affect mental health and well-being. In this session, you’ll gain practical insights, engage in dynamic discussions, and learn from expert speakers and peers alike.

Don’t miss this opportunity to build healthier online habits and a more balanced digital life.

Register today: https://forms.gle/YS9frYPMCtHwN29L9
We can’t wait to see you there!

26/05/2026

We recently had the privilege of serving once again as judges at Startup 6.0, where students brought incredible energy, creativity, and entrepreneurial thinking to the stage.

From early-stage ideas to prototypes and SME ventures, it was exciting to see students confidently present solutions aimed at addressing real-world challenges. Beyond the pitches themselves, what stood out was the passion, resilience, and bold thinking displayed by every team.

At Wootlab, moments like these reinforce why partnerships with institutions really matter. Building thriving innovation ecosystems requires more than just ideas; it takes collaboration, mentorship, and platforms that give young founders the opportunity to test, refine, and showcase their solutions.

A huge congratulations to all participating teams and especially the winners across the SME, Ideation, and Prototype categories. Every founder who stepped forward demonstrated the courage to build and create.

We are proud to continue supporting the next generation of innovators and entrepreneurs, and we look forward to seeing where these ideas grow from here.

23/04/2026

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13/04/2026

A few weeks ago, Wootlab Foundation was featured on Radio Nigeria Abuja, where we shared how we are driving digital inclusion and creating real pathways to opportunity across Nigeria.

Through our collaboration with Katsina and Adamawa States, we have equipped over 15,000 young people with job-ready digital skills in high-demand areas such as data analytics, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence.

We are also currently implementing the American Tower Corporation’s Digital Communities Initiative across Nigeria, leading the operationalisation of 50 digital learning centres in underserved communities across 17 states. This initiative reaches an average of 2,000 beneficiaries monthly, with strong inclusion outcomes, over 47% of participants have been young women since 2025.

In addition, through our partnership with the Aig-Imoukhuede Foundation since 2024, we have strengthened public sector capacity by equipping nearly 1,000 civil servants with practical digital skills to improve service delivery and efficiency.

Through our collaboration with Seplat Energy on the STEP programme in Edo and Delta States, alongside our secondary school programmes in Abuja, we have also empowered over 2,500 teachers with digital skills, tools, and innovative teaching methods, enabling them to transform classrooms and impact thousands of students nationwide.

Because digital skills are not just about technology, they are about dignity, opportunity, and ensuring that no one is left behind.

05/04/2026

He Is Risen!
This Easter, we celebrate hope, renewal, and the power of new beginnings. Just as the tomb is empty, may your life be filled with light, joy, and endless possibilities.
From all of us at Wootlab, we wish you a blessed and joyful Easter. May this season bring peace to your heart and purpose to all you do.
Faith Hope Renewal

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