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Potential Trainers and Educational Institutions (Focus on Skill Training in Tech/Vocational Areas)

This list includes their individual X(Twitter) account usernames

1. AltSchool Africa (@AltSchoolAfrica) - A Nigerian-based online school offering affordable tech skills like software engineering, data analysis, and product design. They've partnered with companies like MTN for certifications and are open to collaborations for skill-building programs.

2. Codetrain Africa (@CodetrainAfrica) - Based in Ghana (East Legon campus), they run in-person and virtual coding bootcamps focused on app development and UI/UX design. They're actively seeking industry partners for internships and curriculum input.

3. Perxels (@Perxels) - A small Nigerian design school training in UI/UX, graphic design, and product skills. Low-key but hands-on; they've expressed interest in mentorship networks.

4. Charterhouse Africa Tech (@CHAfrica_Tech) - Emerging Nigerian tech academy for coding and data skills. They're building partnerships for real-world projects and have low online buzz.

5. Gurudemy (@Gurudemy_online) - Nigerian online platform for tech and creative skills like web dev and digital marketing. Small-scale, with a focus on affordable mentoring and potential for joint training.

6. High Impact Careers (@HighImpact01) - Lagos-based Nigerian outfit offering career skills bootcamps in tech and soft skills. They're niche and open to alliances for job placement.

7. NerdyEye (@NerdyEyeNg) - Nigerian training center for graphic design, animation, and basic coding. Low visibility, but they collaborate on skill-sharing events.

8. DMS Institute (@DMSInstitute) - Small Nigerian institute for digital marketing and tech skills. They're emerging and interested in partnerships for course expansion.

9. urBizEdge (@urBizEdge) - Nigerian firm specializing in Excel, data analysis, and business skills training. Very niche, with a focus on corporate tie-ups for employee upskilling.

10. SkillBoox Africa (@SkillBooxAfrica) - A vocational marketplace connecting trainers and learners in skills like coding and trades. Extremely low visibility (minimal engagement), and they're explicitly calling for instructors to join and offer certified courses.

11. Umuzi.org - South African free coding bootcamp with a focus on underrepresented youth. They're partnership-heavy, working with industries for apprenticeships.

12. GirlCode Group - South African women-focused coding bootcamp (e.g., Python programs). Low-key but impactful; they've graduated cohorts and seek collaborators for expansion.

Potential HR Professionals and Firms (For Job Listing Platforms)

These are emerging HR pros or small firms in Nigeria that could use a platform like SiliconVerse for job postings. I targeted those with interest in tech hiring, remote work, or innovative recruitment tools, based on their posts or profiles. Low visibility means smaller operations, not household names like Deloitte HR.

1. Reposebay HR Ltd - Emerging Nigerian HR tech firm focused on talent acquisition for startups. They're building marketplaces for referrals and could integrate job listings.

2. HR Indexx Ltd - Small Nigerian HR consultancy specializing in tech and engineering hires. Low profile, but active in sharing hiring tips and open to platforms for efficiency.

3. SeamlessHR - Nigerian HR software company with payroll and recruitment tools. Emerging in the space; they've discussed skills-over-resumes hiring and could partner for listings.

4. TalentQL Inc. - Nigerian talent pipeline firm for African tech roles. Niche focus on remote hires; they're interested in platforms to match candidates faster.

5. Interviewli - Small Nigerian HR tool for assessments. Low visibility; they promote smarter hiring and could use job listing integrations.

6. Remote4Africa - Emerging platform for African remote jobs. Very targeted; they're seeking ways to expand listings for HRs in tech sectors.

7. Yusco Recruitment - Nigerian boutique recruitment firm for skills-based roles. Small-scale, with interest in affordable job posting tools.

8. Decagon - Nigerian software engineering training-to-hire firm. They bridge skills training and HR, often posting about placements and partnerships.

9. Tunde Omotoye (@TundeTASH) - Nigerian HR pro and tech builder (e.g., @SchooliplyHQ). Runs #LearnConnect for skill-sharing; low-key but active in connecting talent and could use platforms for job ops.

10. Kunika Kishore (@KunikaKishore) - Building engineerHUB, a career marketplace in Nigeria/India. Shares HR lists and is open to collaborations for hiring engineers.

11. Ibukun Amosu (@amosuibk) - Nigerian talent acquisition specialist at @theinternplace0. Focuses on startups; posts about free skill programs and could leverage job listings.

12. Omoalhaja (@omoalhajaabiola) - Building @Skill_Afrika_, a community for African tech talents. Shares job platforms and is interested in HR tools for placements.