NairaSpace Academy, an innovative initiative powered by Nonagon Hub, has officially launched operations, marking a transformative step toward skill acquisition and income generation across various industries.
Under the leadership of Managing Director Sulyman Atotileto, the hub introduces a unique model where participants not only learn valuable skills but also master the art of monetizing them effectively.
With affordability at its core, NairaSpace Academy is breaking financial barriers to quality education.
The management recently unveiled a no-code web design course priced at just ₦70,000, an impressive reduction from the original ₦350,000.
This move underscores the hub’s commitment to providing accessible education, particularly for individuals from less privileged backgrounds.
“We believe education should be a right, not a privilege,” shared Sulyman Atotileto. “Our courses are designed to empower individuals with practical skills they can immediately translate into income.”

Naira Space is also rolling out an exclusive membership program, offering free membership cards to its pioneer learners.
These cards will grant members significant discounts on all future courses, adding even greater value to the initial investment in their education.
“This is a special offer for our first batch of learners,” Atotileto explained. “The membership cards will come at a cost in the future, but our pioneers are receiving them for free.”
Beyond delivering affordable education, Naira Space is building strategic partnerships to enhance its programs.
The hub has already established a strong alliance with the University of Ilorin’s Faculty of Engineering, where the dean of the faculty, a board member, plays a key role in shaping its offerings.

“Our partnerships are critical to expanding our reach,” Atotileto noted. “We aim to collaborate with more stakeholders and hubs to provide even broader opportunities for our learners.”
NairaSpace’s initial focus includes tech-centric courses like no-code web design, UI/UX design, cybersecurity, and data analytics.
However, the hub’s vision extends beyond technology.
It aims to equip learners with skills from diverse industries, including education, agriculture, real estate, and health.
“Our goal is to touch every major industry and create a space where people can thrive,” Atotileto added. “We don’t just teach skills; we teach the business behind the skills.”
To further its mission, Naira Space plans to host monthly webinars and workshops on tech, business, and innovation.
Additionally, the hub is gearing up for the Kwara CashFlow Conference (KCC), scheduled for the end of the year.

This flagship event will bring together successful professionals to share strategies for income generation across multiple industries.
With a bold vision to become Africa’s leading business and innovation hub by 2030, Naira Space is setting the stage for a new era of learning and earning.
For more information or to apply for courses, visit Naira Space Academy or call 09065843418.
SOURCE: Newkwara Media