Below are the names of those who completed the training:

1. Fatima Azeez
2. Akindele Kerhinde Mutiat
3. Bolaji
4. Soda Olukunle Olufemi
5. Okunola Temitope
6. Ogwuche Boniface
7. Victor Faeren Tseyina
8. Daniel Godspower Offor
9. Farouk Farouk
10. Felix Ita

‘e86 Humanity’ is the philanthropic arm of e86 Limited where we focus on developing the mind through various competitions and scholarship programs.

Our annual scholarship program is a medium we have created for individuals who are financially incapable, disadvantaged, and unable to gain access to our training programs but have done remarkable things within society in the previous year.

e86 Limited’s annual scholarship is a tuition-free scholarship that focuses on empowering people within the society who have given a helping hand to others from the little that they have.

Meet the beneficiaries:

Ejiro Praise Alechenu:

Ejiro is a graduate of Nassarawa State University and is an inspiring individual who is dedicated to empowering young girls and building their self-esteem through her girls’ club, Intrepidity Girls Club. Ejiro is a serial volunteer who is always willing to lend a helping hand in various education development programs including media and design.
She believes that young girls need a safe space where they can express themselves freely, build meaningful relationships, and gain the confidence they need to succeed in life.

Her commitment has earned her respect and admiration from her peers as well as from people she works with.
Ejiro’s patience and willing attitude make her an exceptional role model for young girls and an inspiration to those around her.

Daniel Godspower Offor:

Daniel’s natural calmness, intelligence, and understanding make him stand out from the crowd.
From a young age, Daniel showed a strong interest in science and technology, always exploring new ways to solve problems.

Aside from his interest in science, Daniel is a compassionate and kind-hearted individual who always puts others first. He believes that everyone deserves a chance at success and is always willing to assist those in need.
Daniel looks after the day-to-day upkeep and welfare of three people who are currently in school while working as a personal assistant and hoping to get into university himself. Daniel’s employer admired this quality, and when he saw the scholarship announcement, he did not hesitate to nominate Daniel as a recipient.

The Code Pink annual code camp is a free code camp for teenage girls and is our way of covering the gender gap in technology. Young girls who have just completed their secondary school education are selected to participate in the code camp over a period of 15 weeks.

We celebrate these young women who applied, were selected, and enrolled into Code Pink Code Camp, a platform that empowers the “TECH GIRL CHILD”.

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Isabel was born on 23rd December 2003. She completed her secondary school education at ST. Louis College, Jos.

According to her, she hopes to leverage the skills she will gain from this program to help humanity.

Favour was born on 8th December 2002. She completed her secondary school education at Government Secondary School, Tudunwadad, Abuja.

She wants to become a tech genius because she has a lot to contribute to the tech space.

Application for the 2022 Code Pink Code Camp for teenage girls will open May 1, 2022.