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Youths get AI, digital training to create jobs

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An NGO provides AI training in Nigeria to equip youths with digital skills, aiming to create jobs and tackle unemployment in a changing workforce. Read More: https://punchng.com/youths-get-ai-digital-training-to-create-jobs/

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