Artisans in Benue State are being called to seize a unique opportunity to enhance their skills and grow their businesses through a new digital initiative. Ukan Kurugh, in a post on X, announced an invitation from the Benue Digital Infrastructure Company (BDIC) for artisans including bus drivers, keke riders, okada riders, carpenters, tailors, welders, electricians, mechanics, bricklayers, plumbers, painters, shoemakers, and others to participate in a transformative meeting.
This initiative, part of the Digital Transformation and Empowerment Program launched by the Benue State Government, aims to strengthen artisans by opening doors to new digital opportunities, training, and support. The program is designed to position artisans for growth in today’s economy, fostering a digitally empowered community.
The upcoming meeting, hosted by BDIC, promises to be a game-changer for artisans looking to connect, learn, and expand their trade. Interested individuals are encouraged to sign up via the link: [https://forms.gle/zF8YaSiT6iCW6bPv8](https://forms.gle/zF8YaSiT6iCW6bPv8). “Don’t miss this chance to connect, learn, and grow. Together, let’s build a stronger and digitally empowered Benue!” the post emphasized.
This move reflects the state’s commitment to leveraging technology to empower its workforce and boost economic development. Artisans are urged to take advantage of this opportunity to stay competitive in an increasingly digital world.
Stay tuned for more updates as this initiative unfolds!
