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MSS Academy Graduates 56, Targets Youth Empowerment through Event Technology

Funmi Ogundare Mobile Screen and Sound (MSS) Limited Technical Academy, has graduated 56 students in the areas of sound engineering, multimedia installation, lighting design and control, stage design, creative production

The Funmi Ogundare Mobile Screen and Sound (MSS) Limited Technical Academy recently held its inaugural graduation ceremony, conferring diplomas on 56 students. The program focused on sound engineering, multimedia installation, lighting design and control, stage design, creative production, and value management. This 10-week training aimed to equip young Nigerians with marketable skills and combat youth unemployment by preparing them for opportunities within the rapidly expanding events industry.

Prof. Olajumoke Abimbola Morenikeji, Vice-Chancellor of Kola Daisi University in Ibadan, addressed the graduates at the event. She encouraged them to capitalize on their acquired abilities to launch businesses, generate employment, and bolster Nigeria's creative and technology-driven economy. Morenikeji emphasized that education should empower young people not only to seek employment but also to create value, solve problems, and generate opportunities for themselves and others.

She praised the academy for its role as a crucial link between academic learning and professional practice, urging graduates to remain curious and committed to continuous learning to stay relevant in an ever-evolving industry.

In his opening remarks, the academy's Technical Director and Principal Consultant, Emmanuel Ibe, hailed the graduation as a significant milestone for both the institution and the graduates. He lauded the management of MSS Event Tech Academy for their investment in the development of young Nigerians and commended the students for their dedication and perseverance throughout the training program.

MSS Limited's Managing Director and CEO, Tunbosun Kola-Daisi, expressed gratitude to the academy's facilitators and the university for their support. He urged the graduates to market themselves skillfully, remain humble, and strive for excellence in their professional journeys. He also promised employment opportunities for the top five graduates.

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