Empowering Nigeria’s Youth in Cybersecurity
Mary Nnah
As part of a comprehensive strategy to protect the digital future of Nigeria’s youth, Cyber Culture Interface, a visionary initiative of PARAC Concepts and Solutions organised the Cybersecurity and Digital Sustainability Workshop (CDSW) at Tunwase High School, Adeniyi Jones, Ikeja, Lagos recently
“The essence of this workshop is to create awareness among students on the importance of cybersecurity and digital sustainability,” said Olalekan Ilori, Founder of Cyber Culture Interface.
“We want to empower them with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the digital landscape safely and responsibly”, he added.
The workshop, held on October 24, brought together renowned experts and thought leaders in the fields of cybersecurity and digital sustainability.
“Digital sustainability is not just about technology; it’s about the impact of our online activities on the environment. We need to be mindful of our digital footprints and take steps to reduce our carbon footprint, noted Ilori.
Cyber Culture Interface seeks to create a culture of cybersecurity awareness and digital sustainability among Nigerian youth.
“The earlier we start educating our youth on cybersecurity, the better equipped they will be to tackle the challenges of the digital world,” said Ilori.
The workshop emphasised the importance of privacy, digital footprints, and the interconnectedness of cybersecurity and sustainability.
“Protecting our online presence is crucial to safeguarding our personal information and contributing to a healthier environment,” emphasised Ilori.
The event featured an essay competition with cash prizes, presentations on cybersecurity, digital sustainability, and their interconnection, and the launch of the Cyber Security Club.
“We are committed to reaching 50 schools within the next year. By empowering students to become cybersecurity ambassadors, we aim to create a ripple effect, promoting digital sustainability and cybersecurity awareness nationwide”, said Ilori.
Cyber Culture Interface plans to leverage partnerships and community engagement to amplify its impact.
“Our grassroots approach will foster a culture of responsibility and awareness, equipping young people with the skills and knowledge necessary to navigate the complex digital landscape,” noted Ilori.
As Cyber Culture Interface continues to champion digital sustainability and cybersecurity awareness, Nigeria’s next generation is poised to become a driving force in promoting responsible technology use and safeguarding the digital landscape.
“Empowering our youth with cybersecurity knowledge is crucial to Nigeria’s digital future.Together, we can create a safer, more sustainable digital world”, Ilori added.
Cyber Culture Interface, in partnership with educators, experts, and community leaders, is paving the way for a safer, more sustainable digital future.
“The initiative’s impact extends beyond the workshop itself,” said Ilori. “By establishing a network of cybersecurity ambassadors, we aim to create a sustainable movement that promotes digital citizenship and responsibility.”
In addition to the workshop, Cyber Culture Interface has developed a comprehensive curriculum that integrates cybersecurity and digital sustainability into existing educational frameworks.
“We believe that cybersecurity education should be accessible to all,” said Ilori. “Our curriculum is designed to be adaptable and inclusive, ensuring that every student has the opportunity to develop essential cybersecurity skills.”
As Cyber Culture Interface continues to expand its reach, the initiative is poised to make a lasting impact on Nigeria’s digital landscape.
“By empowering Nigeria’s youth with cybersecurity knowledge and skills, we are shaping a brighter future for the country and inspiring a new generation of digital leaders,” noted Ilori.
The success of Cyber Culture Interface serves as a model for other initiatives seeking to promote digital sustainability and cybersecurity awareness.
“Together, we can create a safer, more sustainable digital world,” said Ilori. “Join us in empowering Nigeria’s youth to become the cybersecurity leaders of tomorrow.”
Cyber Culture Interface’s commitment to cybersecurity education extends beyond the workshop.
“We plan to establish a cybersecurity resource center, providing access to cutting-edge technology and expert mentorship,” said Ilori.
The initiative also aims to collaborate with government agencies, private sector organizations, and community groups to promote digital sustainability and cybersecurity awareness.
“By working together, we can create a culture of cybersecurity awareness that benefits all Nigerians,” noted Ilori.
As Cyber Culture Interface continues to drive positive change in Nigeria’s digital landscape, its impact will be felt for generations to come.
“Empowering our youth with cybersecurity knowledge is not just a moral imperative; it’s a national priority,” concluded Ilori.
Empowering Nigeria’s Youth in Cybersecurity
Mary Nnah
As part of a comprehensive strategy to protect the digital future of Nigeria’s youth, Cyber Culture Interface, a visionary initiative of PARAC Concepts and Solutions organised the Cybersecurity and Digital Sustainability Workshop (CDSW) at Tunwase High School, Adeniyi Jones, Ikeja, Lagos recently
“The essence of this workshop is to create awareness among students on the importance of cybersecurity and digital sustainability,” said Olalekan Ilori, Founder of Cyber Culture Interface.
“We want to empower them with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the digital landscape safely and responsibly”, he added.
The workshop, held on October 24, brought together renowned experts and thought leaders in the fields of cybersecurity and digital sustainability.
“Digital sustainability is not just about technology; it’s about the impact of our online activities on the environment. We need to be mindful of our digital footprints and take steps to reduce our carbon footprint, noted Ilori.
Cyber Culture Interface seeks to create a culture of cybersecurity awareness and digital sustainability among Nigerian youth.
“The earlier we start educating our youth on cybersecurity, the better equipped they will be to tackle the challenges of the digital world,” said Ilori.
The workshop emphasised the importance of privacy, digital footprints, and the interconnectedness of cybersecurity and sustainability.
“Protecting our online presence is crucial to safeguarding our personal information and contributing to a healthier environment,” emphasised Ilori.
The event featured an essay competition with cash prizes, presentations on cybersecurity, digital sustainability, and their interconnection, and the launch of the Cyber Security Club.
“We are committed to reaching 50 schools within the next year. By empowering students to become cybersecurity ambassadors, we aim to create a ripple effect, promoting digital sustainability and cybersecurity awareness nationwide”, said Ilori.
Cyber Culture Interface plans to leverage partnerships and community engagement to amplify its impact.
“Our grassroots approach will foster a culture of responsibility and awareness, equipping young people with the skills and knowledge necessary to navigate the complex digital landscape,” noted Ilori.
As Cyber Culture Interface continues to champion digital sustainability and cybersecurity awareness, Nigeria’s next generation is poised to become a driving force in promoting responsible technology use and safeguarding the digital landscape.
“Empowering our youth with cybersecurity knowledge is crucial to Nigeria’s digital future.Together, we can create a safer, more sustainable digital world”, Ilori added.
Cyber Culture Interface, in partnership with educators, experts, and community leaders, is paving the way for a safer, more sustainable digital future.
“The initiative’s impact extends beyond the workshop itself,” said Ilori. “By establishing a network of cybersecurity ambassadors, we aim to create a sustainable movement that promotes digital citizenship and responsibility.”
In addition to the workshop, Cyber Culture Interface has developed a comprehensive curriculum that integrates cybersecurity and digital sustainability into existing educational frameworks.
“We believe that cybersecurity education should be accessible to all,” said Ilori. “Our curriculum is designed to be adaptable and inclusive, ensuring that every student has the opportunity to develop essential cybersecurity skills.”
As Cyber Culture Interface continues to expand its reach, the initiative is poised to make a lasting impact on Nigeria’s digital landscape.
“By empowering Nigeria’s youth with cybersecurity knowledge and skills, we are shaping a brighter future for the country and inspiring a new generation of digital leaders,” noted Ilori.
The success of Cyber Culture Interface serves as a model for other initiatives seeking to promote digital sustainability and cybersecurity awareness.
“Together, we can create a safer, more sustainable digital world,” said Ilori. “Join us in empowering Nigeria’s youth to become the cybersecurity leaders of tomorrow.”
Cyber Culture Interface’s commitment to cybersecurity education extends beyond the workshop.
“We plan to establish a cybersecurity resource center, providing access to cutting-edge technology and expert mentorship,” said Ilori.
The initiative also aims to collaborate with government agencies, private sector organizations, and community groups to promote digital sustainability and cybersecurity awareness.
“By working together, we can create a culture of cybersecurity awareness that benefits all Nigerians,” noted Ilori.
As Cyber Culture Interface continues to drive positive change in Nigeria’s digital landscape, its impact will be felt for generations to come.
“Empowering our youth with cybersecurity knowledge is not just a moral imperative; it’s a national priority,” concluded Ilori.
