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ANNOUNCING THE 2025–2026 DIGITAL & NON-DIGITAL SKILLS PROGRAMME

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  HYBRIDTECK NEWS PUBLICATION ANNOUNCING THE 2025–2026 DIGITAL & NON-DIGITAL SKILLS PROGRAMME Earn Canadian Skills Council Diplomas & National Skills Qualifications (NSQ) Level 1–9 Hybridteck Global Business Consult proudly announces its 2025–2026 Academic Session Skills Development Programme , designed to empower Nigerians with globally recognised digital and non-digital skills that open the doors to employment, entrepreneurship, and international opportunities. Through our partnership with the Canadian Skills Council and alignment with the National Skills Qualifications Framework (NSQs) , learners can now obtain qualifications from Level 1 to Level 9 , equivalent from primary school skills foundation to university degree-level competencies . This programme provides inclusive learning for youths, women, persons with disabilities, and working professionals seeking career advancement. AVAILABLE TRAINING CATEGORIES Digital Skills Digital Marketing & Brand Vi...
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Updates on Today's National Wide Protest in Nigeria

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Today's protests in Nigeria have escalated significantly, marking the third day of nationwide demonstrations against the rising cost of living and perceived government inaction. The protests, branded #EndBadGovernance, have seen large gatherings in cities like Abuja, Lagos, and Port Harcourt.

In Abuja, protesters attempted to gather at the Moshood Abiola Stadium following a court order that restricted their assembly to this location. Despite this, police used tear gas and gunfire to disperse the crowds, arresting numerous individuals, including some journalists who were later released. Reports suggest that at least 681 individuals were arrested for various offenses, with authorities claiming the recovery of weapons from some protesters【6†source】【7†source】.

The demonstrations have been marked by significant tension and violence. In Lagos, protesters blocked roads and faced off with security forces, while similar scenes unfolded in other parts of the country. The protests have highlighted widespread discontent over economic hardships, including the removal of fuel subsidies, which has dramatically increased living costs【8†source】.

The response from the government and security forces has been severe, with accusations of excessive force and the deliberate targeting of protesters. Rights groups have expressed concern over the government's readiness to stifle dissent, fearing a repeat of past violent crackdowns on demonstrations in Nigeria【7†source】【8†source】. 

The situation remains fluid, with ongoing calls for the government to address the protesters' demands and for a more measured response from security forces to avoid further escalation and potential loss of life.
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