Saints and Comfort Foundation, a non-governmental organization and IT solutions firm, has reaffirmed its commitment to promoting entrepreneurship and enhancing digital marketing.
During a press briefing, Team Leader Ifeanyi Ndukwe highlighted the
organization's efforts to impart practical knowledge on digital currency,
cryptocurrency, foreign exchange, and other online business opportunities to
the general public.
Ndukwe, an experienced IT specialist, stressed the importance of nurturing young talent in the basics of emerging technologies. He encouraged both young and elderly individuals to register and participate in the upcoming program. "No knowledge is lost. The new phase of money using wallet addresses like Trust Wallet, TON, Ledger, OKX, Metamask presents us an opportunity to learn and enhance our IT skills. No one is too old or young to be IT inclined," he stated.
The seminar, scheduled from
July 23rd to July 27th, will feature a distinguished lineup of IT mentors,
including Divine, Uche Okoye, Pastor Jonathan Ajolor, Kosi the Grandmaster,
Donald Crypto, and other renowned experts in IT, Forex, and cryptocurrency.
Ndukwe assured that the program would provide valuable insights and practical
training for all participants.
He emphasized the necessity for
participants to have a functional smartphone or laptop for effective training
and trading. Ndukwe also mentioned a special referral package offered by the
organizers: "If you refer two people to attend the program, you receive a
free ticket courtesy of our co-sponsors."
To accommodate participants
from outside the state and abroad, a Zoom meeting link will be provided,
ensuring no barriers to distance. Tickets for the seminar can be obtained at
various sales outlets, including Uncle Reuben Eatery, Tempsite, Mommy Pots
Cuisine, 5Star Restaurant, Regina Junction, Ofiaku Restaurant, and De St John's
Hotels, Okpuno-Awka.
Saints and Comfort Foundation
continues to make strides in empowering individuals with the necessary skills
and knowledge to thrive in the digital economy, reinforcing its role as a
catalyst for technological and entrepreneurial development.
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