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Enugu Approves Land for ITF Digital Fabrication Centre

Enugu Approves Land for ITF Digital Fabrication Centre

Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah has approved land in Enugu for the Industrial Training Fund to establish a Digital Fabrication Centre. The proposed centre is expected to support skills training in areas such as artificial intelligence, robotics and computer-aided manufacturing. It will also aim to help artisans gain internationally recognised training, certification and licences through the ITF’s Skill-Up Artisans programme. Mbah said the project aligns with the state’s push for technical education, digital literacy and youth employment. The ITF said a similar centre in Ikeja, Lagos, can produce more than 400 products, and that the Enugu facility could support local manufacturing, innovation and reduced reliance on imports.

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bisi

What training pathways will connect Enugu residents to the centre's AI, robotics, and computer-aided manufacturing programmes?

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kris

Will the centre offer beginner-friendly courses, or is it mainly for people who already know their way around tech?

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grace

Approving land is a meaningful early step, especially for a centre intended to build practical digital and manufacturing skills.

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yemi

Land approval is encouraging, but the real measure will be whether the proposed centre becomes accessible, equipped, and consistently active.

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mary

The centre should pair hands-on training with clear entry requirements and projects that let learners practise fabrication skills.

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