A momentous end of the ICT & Multimedia Youth Training in Yumbe

 The closing ceremony of the five-day ICT and Multimedia Youth Training in Yumbe District was a momentous occasion, as it marked the successful culmination of a program aimed at empowering the youth with essential digital skills. The event, graced by several esteemed guests, including MP Avako Melsa Naima Gule and RDC Tumwesigye John Bosco, served as a platform to recognize the accomplishments of the participants and emphasize the significance of leveraging digital skills for personal growth and community development.

Participants celebrating the joy of concluding the five day training

MP Avako Melsa Naima Gule, in her address, underscored the importance of utilizing social networks and applying acquired digital skills in practical settings, emphasizing their role in combating unemployment. In addition, she encouraged the youth to engage in voluntary community work, recognizing its potential to create job opportunities and generate income. Her commitment to supporting similar future training sessions further highlights the dedication to addressing youth unemployment through digital empowerment.

RDC Tumwesigye John Bosco's message to the youth about fostering creativity and initiating economic activities that can generate income aligns with the overarching goal of the training program. His emphasis on the importance of saving and engaging in government programs resonates as valuable advice for the youth in their pursuit of sustainable economic independence.

RDC Tumwesigye John Bosco handing over a certificate to one of the participants

A notable appeal was made by LC5 Chairman Asiku Abdul Mutalib, who called upon the Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) to provide 100 computers for the Yumbe Resource Center. This request aligns with the vision of further advancing the ICT skills of the youth, in line with the ethos of progress and development.

The representative from UCC, Eng. Adrogu William, elaborated on the significant impact of the training programs funded across the West Nile districts. Stressing the importance of smartphone utilization in improving lives, he echoed MP Avako Melsa Naima Gule's call to action.

UCC representative, Eng. Adrogu William

The ceremony also witnessed the recognition of outstanding participants, Alejo Zaria and Afeku Gerald, who were awarded brand-new smartphones for their exceptional performance. This serves as a motivation and a testament to the success of the training in equipping the youth with valuable skills.

The presence of esteemed guests, including Chuna Moses Kapolon, Azabo Mahad Kassimu, and Dr. Aluonzi Buremi, further underscores the significance of the event and reinforces the commitment towards empowering the youth in Yumbe District.

The closing ceremony of the ICT and Multimedia Youth Training in Yumbe District stands as a beacon of hope for the youth, symbolizing the commitment of leaders and organizations to empower the next generation with essential digital skills, ultimately leading to increased opportunities for personal and community development.


Written by: Director of Studies, Aloyo Annet

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