Hydrogen Drives Innovation At Ikosi High School With Donation Of Solar-Powered Inverter System
In a bold step towards sustainability and digital skills empowerment, Hydrogen Payment Services Company Limited (Hydrogen), in collaboration with the Lagos State Ministry of Education, Education District II, has donated a 5KVA solar-powered inverter system to Ikosi Senior High School, Ketu. This innovative initiative provides a clean, renewable energy source dedicated to ensuring sustainable access to clean water while reducing reliance on non-renewable energy.
In line with its commitment to enhancing learning environments, Hydrogen has also renovated the school’s water outlet area, improving both its aesthetics and hygiene. Taking its support a step further, the dedicated Hydrogen donated purchase textbooks to the school library, ensuring they have the academic resources needed for a well-rounded education.
L-R (Front Row): Adebua Babafemi Adedeji, Principal, Ikosi Senior High School, and Yusuf Lateef Motonkola, Principal, Ikosi Junior High School
(Back row): Miracle Ezechi, Digital Marketing Lead, Hydrogen; Hammed-Onojafe Aduke Abolanle, Vice Principal, Ikosi Senior High School; Fiyinfoluwa Olorunsola, Head of Cards and Switch, Hydrogen; Obinna Ojekwe, Head of Marketing, Hydrogen, at the empowerment outreach organised by Hydrogen in partnership with the Lagos State Ministry of Education in Lagos, recently.
Beyond these vital infrastructure and educational enhancements, Hydrogen is invested in the future of the students by equipping them with essential digital skills to thrive in a rapidly evolving world. Through expert-led, interactive sessions, students were introduced to key tech-driven career paths, including Cybersecurity, Data Analytics, Software Development, Payment Technology, Product Management & Design, Sales & Business Development, Customer Experience, Digital Marketing, and Project Management.
“At Hydrogen, we believe sustainability is about more than just environmental responsibility, but about investing in people, communities, and the future we are building together,” commented Fiyinfoluwa Olorunsola, Business Head, Payment Switching and Processing at Hydrogen.
L-R: Obinna Ojekwe, Head of Marketing, Hydrogen; Miracle Ezechi, Digital Marketing Lead, Hydrogen; Zainab Abu, Head of Expense Control and Procurement, Hydrogen; Fiyinfoluwa Olorunsola, Head of Cards and Switch, Hydrogen; Anthanasius Otaru, Head of Application Implementation, Hydrogen; Adebua Babafemi Adedeji, Principal, Ikosi Senior High School, and Yusuf Lateef Motonkola, Principal, Ikosi Junior High School, at the empowerment outreach organised by Hydrogen in partnership with the Lagos State Ministry of Education in Lagos, recently.
“This initiative is a comprehensive investment in young minds, ensuring they have both the resources and the skills to lead Africa’s digital transformation,” Olori
By merging sustainability with digital education and academic support, Hydrogen is ensuring that students not only have access to reliable infrastructure and learning materials but also the knowledge and skills to navigate the global digital economy. This comprehensive initiative reinforces the company’s commitment to bridge the digital divide, fostering financial and technological inclusion, and preparing the next generation for the future of work.
Hydrogen invites all stakeholders to join in igniting potential, fostering financial and technological inclusion, and shaping the future of Africa’s digital economy.
