Women in ICT: Anambra First Lady hails girls for emerging tops at Abuja training

From Aloysius Attah, Onitsha

The wife of Anambra State governor, Dr Nonye Soludo, has expressed deep joy over the achievements of the girls who represented the state at the 2025 “Women in ICT training organised by the National Information Technology Development Agency in collaboration with the Renewed Hope Initiative.

Mrs Soludo particularly praised Vivian Ebisi, one of the state’s participants who emerged “Best Candidate for the South-East Zone” at the 2025 Women in ICT Training and Empowerment Programme held in Abuja.

In a press statement yesterday, Mrs Soludo, who is also the founder of the “Healthy Living With Nonye Soludo,” thanked Ebisi and other ladies for their remarkable achievements during the training phase of the programme.

She said the programme has offered the girls an inspiring platform to learn and prepare better for the future.

The programme was powered by the National Information Technology Development Agency in collaboration with the Renewed Hope Initiative and provided young Nigerian women with an inspiring platform to acquire digital skills and better prepare for the future.

The statement read in part: “At the closing ceremony of the 2025 Women in ICT Training and Empowerment Programme in Abuja, Anambra was, once again, in the limelight.

“Our own Vivian Ebisi, one of the eight incredible ladies who represented Anambra State in the training phase of the programme, won the Best Candidate from the South East Zone.

“The amazing opportunity which was provided by the National Information Technology Development Agency in collaboration with the Renewed Hope Initiative has, of course, offered our girls an inspiring platform to learn and prepare better for the future before them.

“I am super proud of my girls and the great efforts they have invested in the whole exercise. Most especially, I deeply appreciate the First Lady of Nigeria and National Chairman of RHI, Senator Oluremi Tinubu, CON, whose strategic partnership with NITDA and passion for the growth and development of women and girls have made this great opportunity possible,”  she said.