Khalil Halilu: Pioneering Tech Entrepreneurship with the KSH Foundation

Nigeria, the most populous country in Africa, has long grappled with the significant challenge of youth unemployment. The youth, aged 15 to 35, make up a large part of the workforce, and unemployment among them is a major issue. Recent stats show a high youth unemployment rate of 34%, showing how serious the problem is for the economy and society.

In this enduring challenge, Khalil Sulieman Halilu has integrated and dedicated himself to uplifting young people in Nigeria, especially in the areas of technology and entrepreneurship. Through his work at the KSH Foundation, he hopes to catalyze tangible change by providing young minds with the tools they need to succeed. Khalil’s work doesn’t just focus on innovation, but also on carving a pathway for young people to have the tools and resources to grow. Projects like The CANs hub and the Zabe election monitoring system show Khalil’s commitment to using technology for social good and progress.