*The National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure discloses the three-day training programme was designed to equip participants with practical renewable energy skills, promote women-led enterprises, and enhance sustainable livelihoods across Kano State, Northern Nigeria
Alexander Davis | ConsumerConnect
The National Agency for Science and Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI), under the leadership of Mr. Khalil Suleiman Halilu, Executive Vice-Chairman/Chief Executive Officer (CEO), has trained 50 women in Kano State on inverter and battery technologies through its She-Powers Energy Initiative.
ConsumerConnect reports NASENI said the three-day programme, held at the Technology Incubation Centre, Farm Centre, in Kano City, was designed to equip participants with practical renewable energy skills, promote women-led enterprises, and enhance sustainable livelihoods.
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The agency also noted that the initiative forms part of NASENI’s broader commitment to empowering women, creating economic opportunities, and expanding participation in Nigeria’s growing clean energy sector.
The training programme equally aligns with the Renewed Hope Agenda of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu by supporting job creation, entrepreneurship, and inclusive economic development, stated NASENI.
The agency further explained that through targeted interventions such as the She-Powers Energy Initiative, NASENI has continued to demonstrate its commitment to leveraging technology and innovation to improve lives, and drive sustainable development across the West African country.