In a major bid to revamp the public service sector, over 1,500 civil servants in Enugu State have graduated from the Digital Skills Nigeria (DSN) program, a flagship initiative of Governor Peter Mbah’s administration.
The program, which aimed to equip participants with cutting-edge digital skills, has been hailed as a resounding success, with many beneficiaries testifying to its transformative impact on their work.
“I can confidently say that the training has enhanced my capabilities in no small measure,” said one participant, who preferred anonymity.
The DSN program is a collaborative effort between the Enugu State Government, Microsoft, the Federal Ministry of Communication and Digital Economy, and Tech4Dev, aimed at bridging the digital skills gap in the public service sector.
With the success of the first phase, registration has now opened for Phase 2, with limited slots available. Interested civil servants are urged to seize the opportunity to upgrade their digital skills and contribute to the state’s digital transformation agenda.
If you missed this phase, don’t worry because we’ve commenced registration for Phase 2 of this program. Slots are limited so hurry now and register: http://enugusme.en.gov.ng/edsn
Let’s continue to drive Enugu State towards a digital future.
