In Ilorin, Kwara State, Naira Space, an innovative initiative powered by Nonagon Hub, officially kick-started its operations yesterday with the aim of revolutionizing skill acquisition and income generation across multiple industries. The hub, led by Managing Director Sulyman Atotileto, offers a unique approach to learning, where participants gain valuable skills and also learn how to monetize them effectively.
Understanding the financial barriers many face, Naira Space offers heavily subsidized courses. “We recently rolled out a no-code web design course for ₦70,000, reduced from an original price of ₦350,000,” shared the management. This initiative reflects Naira Space’s commitment to making quality education accessible, especially for those from less privileged backgrounds.
One of the standout features of Naira Space is its exclusive membership program. Early applicants are being offered a unique opportunity to become pioneer members, receiving free membership cards that grant them discounts on all future courses. “This is a special benefit for our first batch of learners,” Sulyman Atotileto explained. “As pioneers, they are getting the membership card for free, which will later come at a cost for future members. It’s an opportunity to take advantage of now.”
The membership card, currently in the printing process, will offer significant discounts on all upcoming courses. This initiative is part of Naira Space’s commitment to making education accessible and affordable for all.
Naira Space is not only focused on delivering top-notch educational content but is also building strategic partnerships to enhance its offerings. The hub has already secured partnerships with the University of Ilorin, specifically with the Faculty of Engineering, where one of the board members, the dean of the faculty, plays a crucial role. “We are looking to partner with more stakeholders and hubs to expand our reach and provide even more opportunities for our learners,” Atotileto stated.
The hub is starting with tech courses such as no-code web design, UI/UX design, cybersecurity, and data analytics. At Naira Space, the vision is clear: create a space where learners evolve into earners. “Our goal is to guide people from acquiring skills to understanding the business behind those skills,” explains the management. Unlike other hubs that focus solely on tech, Naira Space aims to equip individuals with skills from a variety of industries, including education, agriculture, real estate, technology, and health. “Our goal is to touch every major industry and create a space where people can thrive,” Atotileto added.
In addition to its courses, Naira Space will host monthly webinars and workshops focusing on tech, business, and innovation. The hub is also preparing for the Kwara Cash Flow Conference (KCC) at the end of the year. This conference aims to bring together successful professionals to share their experiences and strategies for generating income across various industries.
Naira Space is setting the stage for a new era of learning and earning, with a clear mission to be Africa’s leading business and innovation hub by 2030. For more information or to apply for courses, visit Naira Space Academy or call 09065843418.