Abuja: A technology company, EDRIMS, has encouraged Nigerians to harness digital platforms to display their expertise and skills to both international and local markets. Dr. Charles Edrims, the Chairman and CEO of the company, conveyed this message in Abuja during the unveiling of the firm’s AI-supported app to the media.
According to News Agency of Nigeria, Dr. Edrims emphasized the importance for experts in this generation to digitize their knowledge, experience, and skills while earning from the comfort of their homes. He highlighted that the mobile app, set to be launched on Sunday, aims to financially empower Nigerians. Additionally, he mentioned an empowerment workshop organized by the firm, scheduled for Sunday.
The ‘Digitalise Your Legacy Workshop’, slated for November 30, presents a practical economic strategy for everyday Nigerians who feel they are working hard without significant results. Participants will learn to discover their hidden expertise, convert it into a digital asset, automate sales using EDRIMS, and create a sustainable income stream. They will also gain insights into building a digital legacy asset that can outlive them, along with receiving a clear roadmap, a digital-asset blueprint, and access to the EDRIMS ecosystem.
Dr. Edrims pointed out that Nigerian professionals can now learn the systems used by artists and influencers to earn money passively. He noted the workshop’s potential benefits for retirees and those approaching retirement, addressing concerns about financial uncertainty in old age. The workshop offers a solution by transforming personal knowledge into an asset, allowing individuals to earn what they truly deserve.
He elaborated on how the workshop would introduce participants to a digital legacy platform that turns years of mastery, experience, and skills into assets. Dr. Edrims remarked that the Nigerian system often makes it challenging for individuals to earn income during old age, which leads to fears about financial stability.
The workshop is scheduled for 3 p.m. at the National Centre for Women Development, with registration available at www.EDRIMS.