Davidson Ogbebor

ABUJA — The Centre for Visionary Leadership and Human Capital Development has announced a one-day intensive training programme aimed at equipping participants with practical skills in social media management, artificial intelligence, content creation, monetisation and platform algorithms.

The training, titled “Mastering Social Media, AI Tools, Content Monetization and Platform Algorithm,” is scheduled to hold on Saturday, October 3, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Centre for Visionary Leadership and Human Capital Development, 27, 709 Sentinel Crescent, Area 1, Abuja.

According to the organisers, the programme is designed to help participants develop strategies for growing their online audience, increasing engagement and converting digital content and skills into income.

The training will cover AI tools and practical applications, content creation and strategy, platform algorithm insights, social media growth and monetisation strategies.

Participants are also expected to receive hands-on training with relevant AI tools and learn how to develop effective content plans, understand how social media algorithms work and apply digital strategies to grow their platforms.

The organisers said participants will also receive training materials, including a manual, notebook and pen, as well as a certificate of participation. A tea break and refreshments will also be provided throughout the training.

The participation fee is ₦25,000 per participant, while the organisers announced that free HSE1 Basic Training would be available as an additional benefit for early registration.

The Centre said the training is particularly relevant to content creators, entrepreneurs, social media managers, professionals, students and other individuals seeking to build digital skills and create new income opportunities through online platforms.

Interested participants have been urged to register early, as slots are limited.

For enquiries and registration, the organisers provided the telephone number 07079770515.

The Centre for Visionary Leadership and Human Capital Development said the programme is part of its broader commitment to developing people, building capacities and shaping a better future through skills, innovation and impact.