ENACT Innovation hub Produce 38 New Graduates

ENACT Innovation Hub, Ajase-Ipo, Kwara State, has graduated 38 participants in Product Development training.  70 candidates were shortlisted out of the hundreds that registered, 45 participants attended the class, but only 38 participants met the graduation requirements. The programme kicked off at ENACT Innovation, Ajase Ipo, Irepodun Local Government, Kwara State recently and came to an end last week.

The Innovation Hub, which is a community development effort aimed at helping youths across the Kwara South senatorial district leverage digital opportunities, has consistently supported different digital programs and courses.

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The training programme adopted the hybrid training model, which allowed participants to join virtually and attend physical classes.

ENACT Innovation hub, which is the brainchild of  Mr Nurudeen Adeyemi Balogun was commissioned in 2021 by the governor of Kwara State, AbdulRahman AbdulRazaq and has trained over 500 youths in at least eight training batches.

With an engaging physical class session, participants delved into the foundational aspects of product development and its fundamental principles. Case studies were also adopted with a key focus on the localisation of concepts through the adoption of local products and strategies that business owners or participants can leverage.

Digprom International; the training experts, who are technical partners of the hub, effectively used the well-structured and standardised curriculum that they had developed to equip participants with the knowledge and attributes necessary to get things done.

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Speaking at the event, representative of ENACT Innovation Hub encouraged the participants to domicile the knowledge in their respective communities and to continue to build on the training they had acquired.

The participants also received a seed token courtesy of the Founder, Mr Adeyemi, which is to cover the cost of transportation and data for the participants. They also expressed their appreciation to the team and prayed for the team behind the hub.