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    Photo News: MTN Foundation Launches Phase 6 of Women in Digital and Technology Programme

    L–R: Mr. Ekanem Isichei, Deputy Director, Gates Foundation; Dr. Anne Adah-Ogoh, Director, Policy, Private Sector Health Alliance of Nigeria (PSHAN); Dr. Phyllis Ogo-Ogah, Assistant Director, Special Duties Department, National Primary Healthcare Development Agency (NPHCDA); Odunayo Sanya, Executive Director, MTN Foundation, Dr. Francis Ukwuije, Technical Officer, Health Financing & Public-Private Partnerships; World Health Organization (WHO), and Dr. Egemba F. Chinonso (Aproko Doctor), Medical Practitioner and Advocate, during the launch of phase 6 of MTN WCWDT held at MTN Rooftop, Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria.

    Scenes from the launch of Phase 6 of the MTN Foundation Women in Digital and Technology (WiDT) Programme, held in Lagos on Thursday.

    The initiative is aimed at equipping young Nigerian women with digital and technology skills to enhance employability, innovation and entrepreneurship in the tech ecosystem.

    Dignitaries, programme beneficiaries, industry stakeholders and representatives of the MTN Nigeria attended the event.

    L–R: Pastor Simon Aranonu, Director, MTN Foundation, Odunayo Sanya, Executive Director, MTN Foundation, Hon. Jamiu Balogun, Commissioner, Lagos State Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education; and Etim Amana, Director of the MTN Foundation, during the launch of phase 6 of MTN WCWDT held at MTN Rooftop, Ikoyi, Lagos, Nigeria.

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