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A new 500-seater Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Centre has been commissioned in Bauchi State, a project spearheaded by Usman Suphi, the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate for the state. The facility, aimed at fostering youth empowerment and enhancing digital skills, was officially opened by a representative of former Senate President Bukola Saraki, Kawu Baraje, who is also a former Acting National Chairman of the PDP.

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Dr Saraki asked me to extend his congratulations to the people of Bauchi for having a great son like Usman Suphi.

During the commissioning ceremony, Baraje, speaking on behalf of Saraki, commended Suphi's commitment to youth development and education. He described the initiative as a significant contribution worthy of praise and expressed gratitude for Suphi's foresight and dedication to his people. Saraki urged the youth to utilize the facility effectively to improve their knowledge and digital competencies, emphasizing the importance of embracing technology for future success.

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Dr Saraki is known to be an advocate of youth empowerment and education. Therefore, for him to be here today is an honour.

Usman Suphi articulated that the ICT and Computer-Based Test Centre represents more than just a physical structure; it symbolizes hope and opportunity. He stressed the belief that education and empowerment are among the most crucial investments a society can make. The center is equipped with new laptops for each seat, a Local Area Network, and other necessary accessories for computer-based tests, designed to adapt to evolving digital trends.

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He expressed his gratitude to Suphi for his foresight, capacity, knowledge and love for his people, which motivated him to embark on this project.

Suphi stated his objective is to ensure that young people in Azare, Bauchi State, and surrounding communities become active participants, rather than mere spectators, in the ongoing digital revolution. The facility is expected to enable thousands of students to confidently undertake computer-based examinations and acquire vital digital skills, professional certifications, and competencies in emerging technologies. Suphi highlighted that the project aligns with the philosophy of the Assufiyya Humanitarian Foundation, which posits that service to humanity is the highest form of leadership, emphasizing the role of community and philanthropic efforts in complementing government initiatives for sustainable development.

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The future belongs to societies that embrace knowledge, innovation and technology. Our objective is to ensure that the young people of Azare, Bauchi State and beyond are not spectators in the digital revolution but active participants and future leaders.