Senator Gbenga Ashafa delivered an inspiring speech on Tuesday at the graduation ceremony of the first batch of 200 students from the Computer Based Test (CBT) training program in Kosofe, Lagos.
Organised by the Total Nucleus Foundation, the program aims to equip individuals with essential digital skills for the modern world. The training gave participants the knowledge and skills to navigate computer-based systems effectively.
Acknowledging 15 graduates’ dedication and hard work, Ashafa emphasised the importance of their achievement in today’s technology-driven society. He praised their commitment to learning and highlighted the transformative impact of initiatives like this on local communities. Additionally, he stressed the significance of such skills in today’s digital landscape, where technology plays a central role in various aspects of life.
Expressing gratitude to the Total Nucleus Foundation for its commitment to community development, Senator Ashafa commended the organization’s investment in programs like this, which provide individuals with the tools they need to succeed.
He also acknowledged the guidance and inspiration provided by former Lagos governor Mr Babatunde Raji Fashola, the foundation’s patron, and President Bola Tinubu, the Grand Patron of TNF, whose educational reforms paved the way for such initiatives.
In conclusion, Ashafa urged the graduates to carry forward the lessons learned and to remain dedicated to continuous learning and self-improvement. He also pledged continued support for initiatives promoting community development and education, while also emphasizing the importance of collective efforts in building a better society.
