“ROTAGI Launches Cohort 1 of Tech Star School Program: Empowering 200 African Girls with AI and Life Skills.”
On June 11, 2026, ROTAGI launched the Tech Star School Program in Akure, Ondo State a milestone in our mission to bridge the digital divide and equip young African girls with the skills they need to thrive in a rapidly evolving world.
The Tech Star School Program was created with an ambitious vision: to equip 200 girls with practical technology and leadership skills in its first cohort.
We are pleased to share that we have already reached 85 girls through the pilot phase. Their enthusiasm, curiosity, and eagerness to learn reaffirm the importance of creating opportunities that expose young African girls to the world of technology and innovation.
The programme officially commenced in two secondary schools in Akure:
The Tech Star School Program is a four‑week, club‑based learning initiative designed to make technology simple, engaging, and accessible for young girls.
The curriculum is built around four key pillars:
Through hands on projects, discussions, and practical activities, participants gain real world knowledge while developing the confidence to explore technology.
The Akure pilot is only the beginning. As we refine and strengthen the programme, ROTAGI is preparing to expand the Tech Star School Program to: Selected schools in Abuja Nigeria, beginning with JSS Kagini Abuja . Our vision remains clear: every African girl deserves access to world class technology education, regardless of geography or circumstance.
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