The Nationwide Automobile Design and Building Council, in collaboration with Skyrock Consulting Restricted, educated 300 technicians in car mechatronics and heavy-duty automobile restore.
The 2-week coaching, held in Yola and finished on Friday, concerned auto technicians and teenagers from throughout Nigeria.
Talking on the tournament, the NADDC’s Director-Normal, Oluwemimo Osanipin, expressed his heartfelt gratitude to the learning specialists, Skyrock Consulting Restricted and the aid gained from the Adamawa Circumstance Executive.
He emphasised the virtue of this initiative in addressing the talents hole in Nigeria’s car sector, in particular referring to trendy automobile upkeep, stressing the numerous achievements of NADDC in coaching over 20,000 technicians and founding 21 Automobile Coaching Centres national, provided with state-of-the-art equipment to foster steady ability building.
Osanipin additional mentioned, “A talented team of workers is necessary in addressing the demanding situations of vehicular breakdowns and injuries related to insufficient upkeep. I commend the trainees for his or her determination and juiceless paintings for the reason that programme will propel Nigeria’s car trade ahead, developing jobs and adorning economic development.
He instructed the trainees to leverage their newfound talents to give a contribution undoubtedly to the trade and stay adaptable to its steady evolution.
Additionally, the CEO of Skyrock Consulting Ltd, Mr. Olayinka Akintola, expressed his admire for the cooperation gained from NADDC and the diverse environment stakeholders, in particular Comrade Muhammad Abbo Tukur, the Normal Supervisor of Adamawa Delivery. He thanked them for his or her beneficial aid, together with get entry to to cars and CNG cars worn for sensible coaching classes.
This initiative marks an important step towards construction a extra professional team of workers in Nigeria’s car sector, fostering task origination, and riding economic development in the course of the building of the car trade.