Mentoring Moment With Dr. Patrick Ifeanyi Ubah At Awka




Ladies And Gentlemen, this is Mentoring Moment!!

Billionaire oil magnet, Philanthropist and politician Dr. Ifeanyi Ubah sets out to impact knowledge and inculcate priceless virtues into Anambra youths in the Digipreneur August edition.


The Digipreneur hub headed by Ifeanyi Aniagoh, the Senior Special Assistant to Governor Willie Obiano on Youth Development and Digital Entrepreneurship is an avenue through which Anambra state Government equips the youth to be experts and Icons in the digital world.

Mentoring Moment is a special program designed in line with the vision of Governor Willie Obiano (the youth friendly Governor) to make Anambra youths what I call DigiWise. The aim is to build the den of young entrepreneurs that will set the pace in the digital world for others to follow.

This event comes up on Monday 27th of August 2018 by 10.00am at Stanel World Awka. The mentor of the month in the person of Dr. Ifeanyi Ubah is expected to share his true life experiences, his challenges climbing the ladder of success and his guiding principles with the youths.

The program in open to the first 1,000 youths to register and out of them, 10 lucky participants will be chosen to attend the China Trade Fair on 14th of October 2018.

The Youths have no idea what they are about to experience as they look forward to the opportunity of a lifetime to be mentored and equipped in a very special way thanks to Gov. Willie Obiano and the Digipreneur team in partnership with Stanel World Awka, The Honourable Commissioner for Youth Empowerment and Creative Economy Bonaventure Enemali, the Anambra State Broadcasting service, Digital PR-wire, Tech-economy, National light newspapers and other bodies and persons who mean well for this country.

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