Activities at the Hon. Prof. Paul Nnamchi Tech-Hub and Youth Innovation (PPNTAYI) Programme continued on a high note today, as the third edition of the initiative entered its third day at St. Joseph’s Hall, Emene, Enugu East Local Government Area.
With over 300 enthusiastic participants in attendance, the programme has maintained its mission of equipping young minds with essential computer and technology skills required to thrive in today’s digital economy.
This initiative, spearheaded by Hon. Prof. Paul Nnamchi, reflects a clear departure from routine political rhetoric to practical leadership. His promise to empower constituents with relevant knowledge is being fulfilled in real time. The training sessions are interactive, engaging, and hands-on—providing participants with not just skills but also certification upon completion.
“This is more than politics – it’s leadership at its finest,” one participant remarked, praising the consistency and quality of the programme.
The certificates awarded offer participants a competitive advantage in academic and career pursuits, reinforcing the long-term value of the initiative.
Observers have noted that the PPNTAYI Programme is not only addressing the digital gap in Enugu East but is also inspiring a culture of innovation and self-reliance among the youth.
The organizers have called on more residents, both young and old, to take advantage of this life-changing opportunity. “In today’s tech-driven society, no one can afford to be left behind,” a coordinator emphasized.
With its growing success and impact, the PPNTAYI Programme is fast becoming a model for community-driven technological empowerment in Nigeria.