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Thursday, 6 February 2020

Delta SSG, Peterson Foundation to Unveil Computer 'Python' Programme for Ika Youths


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Sunday Okobi and Ugo Aliogo

The Secretary to the Delta State Government (SSG), Mr. Chinedu Ebie, will on February 15 flag off a free computer technology training programme with emphasis on ‘PYTHON’ programming language for over 1,200 youths from Ika federal constituency in the state soon. 

The initiative, which is being organised by Dr. Donald Peterson, under the aegis of the D. Peterson Foundation in conjunction with the College of Education, Agbor, Delta State, would take place on February 15 at the College Main Hall at the college old site.

According to a statement made available to Yellowstone by the foundation, “PYTHON is a general purpose and high level programming language that can be used for developing desktop GUI applications, websites and web applications.

“Also, as a high level programming language, it allows you to focus on core functionality of the application by taking care of common programming tasks.”



The statement also listed Google, Facebook, Instagram, Netflix, Dropbox, Spotify, Quora among the world class software companies using PYTHON programming.
It stated further that “the economic benefits of this programme would make Agbor a hub for tech-companies in need of programmers. In addition, participants will acquire life skills as programmers to enable them create their own start-up tech and innovative companies. Moreover, the youths’ economic self-worth will be enhanced and employment opportunities will increase through outsourcing as well as the training the trainers’ project.”

The foundation said the project would help reduce crime rate in the area since the youths will be engaged in active economic activities. Local economic activities will improve and more allied industries will spring up.

“Good news from Peterson is that he has assured the Ika youths that the second phase of this programme will be on the area of graphic technology,” it added.

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