3,800 children gain hands-on AI, robotics skills through STEM
Over 3,800 Nigerian children gained hands-on AI, robotics, and coding skills at STEM Africa Fest in Lagos, boosting future tech workforce development.
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August 3, 2026 · 00:43 · 5 min read
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Over 3,800 Nigerian children gained hands-on AI, robotics, and coding skills at STEM Africa Fest in Lagos, boosting future tech workforce development.
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