DG LASU Bootcamp 3.0—Applications Are OPEN!
GDG On Campus LASU just opened applications for Bootcamp 3.0! If you've been wanting to sharpen your tech skills, build real projects, and grow with a solid community, this is it.
It is open for everyone who is interested in the skillset
Application window: 1st – 11th September for both mentees and volunteer mentors.
To apply:
Applications are now open for the E.A. Adeboye Tech Fellowship 2026, a free four-month virtual fellowship designed to equip young people with practical digital skills, leadership capacity, innovation experience, and mentorship for career growth and global opportunities.
Delivered by The Incubator Hub, the fellowship combines structured learning, project-based training, and mentorship to help participants develop real-world skills that prepare them for careers in technology, innovation, and leadership.
About the Fellowship
The E.A. Adeboye Tech Fellowship is a structured development program that helps young people grow into leaders, innovators, and technology builders.
Participants receive practical training, mentorship, and hands-on project experience designed to develop skills that can be applied in the workplace, entrepreneurship, and community development.
The program welcomes beginners as well as aspiring technology professionals who are ready to learn, build, and make a meaningful impact. Participants who successfully complete all program requirements will receive a certificate of completion.
About The Incubator Hub
The Incubator Hub is a technology and innovation organisation dedicated to developing the next generation of African leaders through practical training, mentorship, innovation programmes, and community-driven learning experiences.
The organisation designs and delivers the fellowship curriculum, workshops, mentorship sessions, and project-based learning activities throughout the programme.
Programme Details
Training Areas
Participants get to receive practical training in any of these:
Benefits:
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Introducing Tech Series on my blog, yeah this is Still Afomic, stay calm and don't go away.
How to Japa into Tech from Any Career: A No-Cap Guide for Gen Zs
So, you’re looking at tech like “Omo, this thing dey hot o, but I no get tech background.” Relax, no wahala. Whether you’re coming from banking, education, defense, or even slinging jollof at a party, the tech space is wide open, and guess what? There's room for everyone!
We’re in an era where breaking into tech doesn’t require you to be born with a laptop in hand. It's more about the mindset and hustle. Let’s gist on how you, yes you, can break into tech from whatever background you have—no stress, no drama, just pure vibes and hard work.
Look, tech is the future, abeg. If you’ve been paying attention, you already know it’s the real deal. Whether it’s the mad salaries, the remote work life (because who wants to be stuck in Lagos traffic for hours?), or the sheer variety of career paths, tech’s got you covered. Plus, tech jobs are always in demand. No be only software engineers them dey find, there’s space for everyone.
Before you start downloading coding apps, calm down. You likely already have skills that’ll serve you well in tech. Let’s break it down:
Write down everything you know how to do. Trust me, something will match with tech. Just connect the dots, no be rocket science.
Tech is like that buffet at your cousin's wedding—plenty options. No need to chop everything. Find what works for you:
Choose one, no need to stress yourself about learning everything.
Omo, the internet is your bestie. You don’t even need to pay big money to learn tech skills. Platforms like freeCodeCamp, Coursera, or Udemy have free/cheap courses that will take you from zero to hero. You just need your phone and data:
And if you want to level up faster, consider joining a bootcamp (like ALX Africa if you’re feeling fancy). But for real, just start small and keep building. Rome wasn’t built in a day, and neither is your tech career.
