TechLab aims to ensure that everyone has a fair chance with technology, focusing on innovative solutions for positive societal impact. #TechForInclusion
Today marks the conclusion of Kids Coding 4.0 at Sunnah Tech Lab. From basic digital skills to Scratch and Tinkercad, our children have learned, created and grown. We are proud of their progress!
We are deeply honoured to receive a Certificate of Appreciation from VickieDave Foundation for our support, partnership and contribution to Project Raise A Leader 2026.
Thank you, VickieDave Foundation, for having us on this remarkable journey.
Kids Coding 4.0 at Sunnah Tech Lab is making progress. From basic digital skills to Scratch and now Tinkercad, our children are learning, creating and becoming confident young innovators.
As a young person, always explore, learn, and seek new opportunities. The world is vast, and there is so much to discover. Stay curious, keep growing, and never limit yourself to what you already know.
Different contexts, common aspirations. At STL, we believe technology and digital skills can empower young people to turn ideas into opportunities and shape a better future. Happy International Youth Day 2026! #IYD2026
A degree is important, but a certificate alone is not enough. Build practical skills, gain experience, keep learning, and learn to solve real-world problems. Your skills set you apart.
Kids Coding 4.0 starts Monday, 3rd August!
Give your child a fun and productive holiday. Children aged 9–16 will learn coding, robotics, and practical digital skills in a fun, hands-on environment.
Limited spaces available. Register now!
A laptop is a necessity today. Students use it for learning and research. Teachers use it for teaching and grading. Individuals use it for work and business. It keeps you connected and relevant in a digital world.
Code, create, innovate, and repeat. Success in tech is not built overnight—it grows through continuous learning, consistent effort, and the determination to improve every day. Keep building, keep growing.
#TechInnovation#DigitalSkills#FutureBuilders
EV adoption in Africa is growing slowly, but high costs and poor charging infrastructure remain major barriers.
With strong solar potential and better policies, Africa can still transition to cleaner electric transport.
The video highlights how exciting and impactful Our Kids Coding 3.0 was. This year’s Our Kids Coding 4.0 promises to be even bigger, better, and more engaging. Stay tuned!
Learn technology today, build valuable skills, and unlock opportunities that can transform your future and uplift your community. The future is created by those who dare to learn, innovate, and lead.
#Technology#DigitalSkills#Innovation
Give your child a fun and productive holiday with Kids Coding 4.0!
Designed for children and teenagers aged 9–16, our Holiday Tech Bootcamp introduces coding, robotics, and other exciting digital skills.
Limited spaces available.
Register now: https://t.co/3Zu7uaJOii
Hackathons bring young innovators together to build real solutions to real problems in Nigeria and Africa. They help tackle issues like education, healthcare, and unemployment through practical tech ideas, while also building skills, teamwork, and creativity.
#Hackathon
Every great innovation begins with a simple idea and the courage to bring it to life. Dream big, start small, and keep building—today’s ideas can become tomorrow’s breakthroughs.
#Innovation#Technology#FutureBuilders
Sunnah Tech Lab – Women in Tech Fellowship is now open.
We’re empowering young women with digital skills, mentorship, and innovation opportunities to build and thrive in the tech space.
Apply now: https://t.co/S79jWw3Aap
From zero experience to growing digital confidence! For the past weeks, Sunnah Tech Lab and HJMH Studios have been equipping young girls and boys with basic digital literacy skills, preparing them for a technology-driven future. #DigitalSkills#TechEducation#YouthEmpowerment
Girls in ICT are key to Africa’s future, especially in Northern Nigeria. When empowered with digital skills, they innovate, solve problems, and drive growth. Parents, teachers, and communities must support them and remove barriers so girls can thrive in tech.