By Olamide Alhassan
Nigeria’s industrial ambitions depend not only on developing technology, but also on building the skills to use it, supporting local production and ensuring that innovation delivers practical benefits. Bridging the gap between technological capability and everyday economic needs remains a key development challenge. This challenge framed the National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure’s (NASENI) engagement with the Kaduna State Government on Monday, October 19, 2026.
The programme featured the commissioning of a drone training centre, the groundbreaking for a skill development centre, the distribution of clean-energy solutions to households and the si...
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From Drones, Skill Development To Clean Energy: NASENI Takes Home-Grown Technology To Kaduna
Source: Leadership News
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