President Tinubu will commission the Institute of Vocational Training and Skills Development in Rigachikun, located in Igabi Local Government Area (LGA) executed by Senator @ubasanius.
In addition to the Rigachikun center, Governor Uba Sani's administration has constructed two other Technical and Vocational Skills Acquisition Cities in Soba and Samaru Kataf, covering all three senatorial districts of the state.
These ambitious projects aim to transform Kaduna State into an IT hub, creating business opportunities and employment prospects while positioning it as a leading knowledge economy in Nigeria.
The centers can graduate hundreds of trainees each quarter, providing them with relevant certifications. The Kaduna State Vocational and Technology Skills Cities will offer training and certifications in various fields, including:
1. International Certifications: Microsoft, CISCO, Huawei 2. Oil & Gas: Welding and Fabrication, Articulated Vehicle Driving, Automobile Gas Conversion 3. Automotive Mechatronics 4. Solar Power Installation 5. Electrical Installation 6. Tiling 7. POP Making 8. Carpentry and Joinery 9. Fashion and Design 10. Aluminum Fabrication 11. Refrigeration and Air Conditioning #TinubuInKadun #2YearsofGovUbaSani
President Tinubu will commission the Institute of Vocational Training and Skills Developer in Rigachikun, located in Igabi Local Government Area (LGA) executed by Senator @ubasanius.
In addition to the Rigachikun center, Governor Uba Sani's administration has constructed two… pic.twitter.com/VSYlXwN9zA
The Kaduna State Government is set to host President Bola Ahmed Tinubu GCFR on Thursday 19th June 2025 for the commissioning of various developmental projects.
These projects include; * The Institute of Vocational Training and Skills Development located in Rigachikun, Soba, and Samarun Kataf; * The 300-bed hospital; * The 24 km Kafanchan Township Road; * The Tudun Biri Road; * The 22 km road linking Kauru and Kubau Local Government Areas (LGAs); * The Vocational and Skills Training Center in Tudun Biri; * And 100 CNG buses, among other various legacy projects executed by Senator Uba Sani, CON.
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