Foundations donate ICT centre to youths in Oyo community
NecBullion Charity Foundation and Shina Ayo Empowerment Program owned by Shina Abiola Peller and Chijioke Emmanuel Nwadavid respectively have donated an ICT centre to the youth of Iseyin Community in Oyo State. Peller is a Nigerian entrepreneur, politician, Industrialist, and a member of the 9th National Assembly while Nwadavid is an ECOWAS Youth Ambassador for […]
NecBullion Charity Foundation and Shina Ayo Empowerment Program owned by Shina Abiola Peller and Chijioke Emmanuel Nwadavid respectively have donated an ICT centre to the youth of Iseyin Community in Oyo State.
Peller is a Nigerian entrepreneur, politician, Industrialist, and a member of the 9th National Assembly while Nwadavid is an ECOWAS Youth Ambassador for the West African Youth Council from Mgbowo, Alachara Village in Enugu State.
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The centre, equipped with expensive gadgets was built on December 9th 2021.
The donations include brand new apple desktop systems for the youth to have viable access to online tools, applications and the world wide web to help usher them into the now borderless world.
According to them, the decision to make the donation was based on shared experiences by both men where they were able to harness the positive power of new-age technology to grow, develop, teach, learn and connect and their wish is for others not to be deprived or limited based on their situation or background.
They have donated items such as books, computers, sanitary pads for young girls, toys, clothes and food in the past to orphans in their home states and outside as well.
The NecBullion Charity Foundation seeks to improve the quality and digital education of Nigeria and Nigerians.
The foundation was established to grow the ICT sector from the ground up, starting with primary school children to grown youths as well as elders who were open to the concept of growth and development beyond their villages.
In their pursuit of sharing access, the foundation plans to establish ICT centres in six geopolitical zones in Nigeria; Abuja, Oyo State, Enugu State, Delta State, Borno and Kano State, so far, they have been able to commission two in Abuja and Oyo State.
Notwithstanding the slow and steady pace of development, the NecBullion Foundation has done extensive projects in Awgu (the East) through sensitization and distribution of educational materials such as books, bags and sanitary pads for girls in high school.