By Attahiru Ahmed
Hammad Technology and Consultancy Services, specializing in information and communication technology, has outlined a comprehensive plan to provide training and capacity building for over 20,000 individuals with disabilities and civil servants in Zamfara.
Addressing attendees after the conclusion of the end-of-year summit in Gusau, the state capital, Aminu Ahmad Aminu, the Chief Executive Officer of the company, revealed that the summit aimed to foster interaction with relevant stakeholders and partners.
“We organized an end-of-the-year summit at Taula Arena to evaluate and assess the company’s performance during the previous year’s operations and unveil its strategic plans for 2024,” Aminu Ahmad stated.
Highlighting the company’s indigenous and registered status, Aminu disclosed that while the operations faced challenges last year, they successfully established a solid foundation. This foundation positions the firm to build on positive gains, continuing to provide outstanding ICT consultancy services to clients in Zamfara and beyond.
Aminu Ahmad further revealed that the company had accomplished significant milestones in the past year and outlined ambitious projects for 2024. Among them is a capacity-building initiative targeting 1,000 civil servants primarily from Zamfara.
“We plan to train 20,000 people with disabilities, introduce Siwes placements for secondary school students, and launch the Hammad Technology online platform,” he announced.
The company expressed gratitude for the support received from the Zamfara State Government, NGOs, and other partners, commending their efforts. Hammad Technology and Consultancy pledged to maintain the existing positive relationship in the year 2024.
