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Ambitions soar at ALX Abuja August Assembly, as tech enthusiasts chart future success

Obah Sylva by Obah Sylva
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Ambitions soared on Saturday, August 31st, 2024, as tech enthusiasts from across coding and non-coding tracks gathered at Merit House, Abuja, for the ALX August Assembly. Under the theme “My Future Self: Celebrating Our Ambitions,” the event attracted a dynamic mix of tech talents and seasoned professionals, all eager to chart their path to future success in the rapidly evolving digital landscape.

The event was particularly notable for the graduation ceremony of the Virtual Assistant Cohort 4, Artificial Intelligence Essential Course Cohort 5, Data Science Cohort 1 and Data Analytics Cohort 3 where graduates were lauded for their accomplishments and urged to write letters to their future selves, setting the stage for introspection and forward-thinking. According to the organisers, the letter will be sent back to the students in years to come to evaluate their progress.

ALXThe day’s highlight was the powerful keynote delivered by Hon. Remy Chukwunyere, a renowned public speaker, leadership coach, and entrepreneur. As the Executive Director of the African Youth Development Foundation (AFRYDEF) and the Imo State Directorate for Employment, Chukwunyere brought a wealth of experience to the table, emphasizing the pivotal role of personal development in achieving one’s future aspirations.

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“Personal development is the key to unlocking your future self,” Chukwunyere stated passionately. “You don’t need to have everything to start; make do with what is available. Your passion will fuel you through the challenges, even when the money isn’t coming in yet.”

The keynote address which was highly interactive offered Chukwunyere the opportunity to share his journey with tech enthusiasts.

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The event featured engaging breakout sessions, where participants delved deep into discussions about their future in tech. The interactive format allowed for meaningful exchanges of ideas, encouraging attendees to embrace the limitless potential of opportunities in the tech industry.

ALX Africa has once again with this event,  reaffirmed its commitment to bridging the global tech talent gap by providing world-class tech training to millions across Africa and beyond. The company’s programs are designed to be agile and responsive, equipping learners with future-proof skills that empower them to become exceptional leaders in the digital world.

ALXAs part of the Sand Technologies network, ALX Africa is uniquely positioned to connect its graduates with global career opportunities, ensuring that the talents nurtured through its programs are well-prepared to thrive in the ever-evolving tech landscape.

The “My Future Self” event not only celebrated the ambitions of its participants but also reinforced ALX Africa’s mission to empower the next generation of tech-savvy leaders who will drive innovation and growth across the continent.

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