A non-governmental organisation, the Young Aerospace Professionals Initiative, has called on stakeholders to expand access to aerospace opportunities for engineering students and young professionals.
The NGO made the appeal on Friday during an industrial visit hosted by Aerial Robotix UAV Services Limited in Lekki, Lagos, according to a statement made available to Sunday PUNCH on Saturday.
The visit brought together 28 engineering students from the University of Lagos and Lagos State University, as well as young professionals, to gain practical exposure to Unmanned Aerial Vehicle technologies, engage directly with UAV experts and explore the skills required to contribute to the future of drone technology.
Speaking on the initiative, the founder of YAPI, Aanuoluwapo Ojewunmi, emphasised the need for deliberate platforms that connect young Nigerians with opportunities in the aerospace industry.
She said, “Access to aerospace opportunities should not be limited by a lack of exposure. Through YAPI, we are building
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