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Silicon Valley Girl Empowers 200+ Ilorin Students in AI & Productivity

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Silicon Valley Girl Foundation Empowers Over 200 Students at Transformative AI & Productivity Summit in Ilorin

On October 25, 2025, the Silicon Valley Girl Foundation (SVG), spearheaded by its founder Mayowa Ijisesan, successfully convened over 200 students at the Ilorin Innovation Hub for the much-anticipated AI, Productivity & Technology Summit (APTS 2025). This landmark event brought together bright minds from the University of Ilorin (Unilorin), LAUTECH, KWASU, and other higher learning institutions in the region, marking a significant stride in preparing young Africans for the digital future.

Unlocking Africa’s Potential with AI and Future of Work Insights

Under the impactful theme, “AI, Productivity & The Future of Work in Africa,” the summit served as a crucial platform for attendees to delve into the transformative power of Artificial Intelligence. The core objective was to demonstrate how AI can be harnessed as a dynamic tool for personal empowerment, fostering innovation, and cultivating purposeful living across the continent. Distinguished speakers, recognized as leading voices in Africa’s innovation landscape, shared invaluable insights. Orakwe John, the AI Programs Lead at Arcitura Education, kicked off the day with an enthralling session. He meticulously broke down the intricate workings of AI, demystifying complex concepts for the students and showcasing its diverse creative applications across various industries. John powerfully encouraged participants to perceive themselves not merely as users but as active innovators capable of shaping the AI-driven future. The agenda also featured compelling contributions from other prominent figures, including Dr. Yemisi Shittu and Temi Kolawole, who further enriched the discussions on technology and productivity.

The APTS 2025 summit stands as a testament to the Silicon Valley Girl Foundation’s commitment to equipping young Africans with cutting-edge skills and a forward-thinking mindset. By connecting students with industry leaders and demystifying advanced technologies like AI, the foundation is actively nurturing a generation ready to lead Africa’s charge in the global tech arena, fostering a culture of innovation and readiness for the evolving world of work.

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