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By John Ogunsemore
The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has commended Comrade Kappo Olawale-Samuel, the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor of Lagos State on Students Union Affairs (Tertiary Education), for his outstanding initiative in facilitating free Software Quality Assurance training for 600 students and recent graduates across Lagos.
NANS National Public Relations Officer, Comrade Samson Adeyemi said this in a statement sent to The Sun on Sunday.
Adeyemi said this laudable programme, launched in partnership with Korrekt Tech, reflects true commitment to youth empowerment, technological advancement, and educational development critical pillars of the THEMES+ Agenda of the Sanwo-Olu administration.
Running across three weekends beginning October 11, 2025, at three major tertiary institutions Lagos State University of Science and Technology (LASUSTECH), Lagos State University of Education (LASUED), and Lagos State College of Health Technology (LASCOHET), this training will equip young people with in-demand digital skills in software testing, quality assurance, and tech-driven service delivery.
“NANS recognizes this initiative as a strategic intervention in bridging the digital divide, enhancing employability, and fostering innovation among Nigerian students.
“At a time when the global job market is increasingly reliant on tech-savvy professionals, this programme provides timely and practical knowledge to prepare our students for the future of work,” the statement reads in part.
The NANS spokesman saluted Comrade Kappo for being a shining example of visionary youth leadership in governance.
“His consistent dedication to student development continues to inspire confidence in the capacity of young people to lead impactful change,” he added.
NANS urged all beneficiaries to take full advantage of this rare opportunity and remain committed to continuous learning and self-development.
“We reiterate our full support for initiatives that promote digital literacy, education, and youth advancement and encourage other states to emulate this progressive model,” Adeyemi stressed.
