From AI classrooms to solar mini-grids, every IGDI programme is designed to move people aged 7–50 from access to opportunity.
This flagship initiative equips people aged 7–50 years with practical, future-ready skills, delivered through the IGDI AI Academy and Digital Innovation Hub.
A transformational renewable-energy initiative tackling one practical truth: without electricity, schools struggle to use technology, clinics can’t power essential equipment, and businesses face high operating costs.
“Powering Every Community, Empowering Every Citizen.” A ten-year programme extending renewable energy access across all 25 Local Government Areas of Delta State, coordinated through the IGDI Renewable Energy Institute in Ellu.
Youths trained — about 1,000 per LGA.
Renewable Energy Centres, one per LGA.
Green jobs created statewide.
2026–2027 pilot, 2028–2030 expansion, 2031–2035 statewide scale-up.
Implementation begins in Isoko North and Isoko South.
Extension to additional Local Government Areas across Delta State.
Statewide implementation and long-term sustainability.
Hands-on AI and coding classes for children, youth and teachers.
A shared community space for digital skills and remote-work training.
Equipping classrooms with devices, connectivity and digital curricula.
Reliable, clean electricity for schools that currently have none.
Targeted STEM and digital-skills pathways for girls and young women.
A competition surfacing and funding youth-led digital solutions.
Shared-access computer and internet hubs in underserved areas.
Mentorship and seed support for youth- and women-led businesses.
Rolling cohorts across AI, digital literacy, coding, robotics, graphic design, data analysis, digital marketing and renewable energy.
Verifiable certificates on completion, with an admissions process open to ages 7–50.
Ongoing mentorship, job referrals and community for every graduate.
