The first edition of our "Web Clinic" held from the 17th December to 22nd December 2018. The boot camp was designed to get our students started on a beginner course on web design. The curriculum of the boot camp covered HTML5 and css3 and at the end of the boot camp our students had learnt to build their own functional websites. This is one our many efforts to ensure that young Africans are empowered with 21st century relevant digital skills.

The Hour of Code event held to annually commemorate the Global Computer Science Education week is an initiative designed to expose and get young people interested in technology most especially computer programming. Our hour of code event held in Nasarawa state, Nigeria. The team in Nasarawa state led by Mr. Joseph Aje trained students from several schools. The students came in batches according to their school's schedule and were treated to the "Hour of Code" experience.

The BEMORE girls 2018 summer camp in Owerri, was our very first project in Eastern Nigeria. During the project which lasted for a week, we trained 50 girls in computer Appreciation, use of office productivity tools, elementary computer programming with scratch, creative publishing and graphics design with Corel Draw. We had an amazing time working with the girls and they were able to learn so much during the one week boot camp in Owerri, Imo state, Nigeria. They found the graphics design class to be the most interesting as they were all taught to design their camp name tags during the class.

We partnered with the CSI media company on their 2018 hands on deck project, during which the orphanage was painted, wardrobes was provided for the children, curtains and nets for the room, notebooks and food items were provided for the kids. While these was going on we trained the kids. We sensitized them about computing and the career parts in technology. A lot of the kids here had not seen computers before hence we took out time to show them the different components of a computer and their functions. They were really excited to be a part of the training and we were also happy to have reached out to them.

During the 2017 "Hour of Code" week. Our team in the Northern part of Nigeria, organized events in Abuja and Minna in schools reaching out to young adults and educating them about technology and getting them to write their first line of code. The project trained over 200 students over the course of the week in Abuja and Minna. We are gradually developing a network of curators/facilitators across the country and Africa at large to reach out to kids and young adults in emerging communities in Africa, reaching out to them with technology education.

During the third week of the girl child I.C.T empowerment Initiative, the girls were introduced to computer programming and computational thinking with Scratch. The girls learnt to create animations, story boards, simple games and simple calculators using Scratch. It was an exciting week introducing the girls to the world of computer programming.