Orange Foundation Graces Graduation of 150 Youth Trained by NYC

By Millicent Senava Mannah

An invitation that was sent by the National Youth Commission (NAYCOM) to Orange Sierra Leone Foundation in order to grace the Certification Ceremony for Youth-in Business & Entrepreneurship was honoured by the latter.

The ceremony certified 150 youth (60 males & 90 females) who improved on their knowledge and skills through business development services.

It could be recalled that the NAYCOM partnered with Orange Sierra Leone Foundation for the operationalization of the Women’s Digital Centre where 126 women have been trained and certified in entrepreneurship, business skills and life skills.

On behalf of the Director of the Orange Sierra Leone Foundation, Head of the Orange Digital Center Coding School, Priscilla Okechukwu delivered a statement, in which she highlighted the importance of the partnership between Orange Sierra Leone Foundation and NAYCOM and the many trainings the Orange Digital Center conducts that also build the capacity of youth and women including trainings such as Mobile & Web App Development, Word Press, Office Assistant, Summer Coding Camp for children and more.

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