By Peter Egwuatu

Mobile Screens and Sounds (MSS), one of Nigeria’s leading technical production companies, has concluded an arrangement to train100 young Nigerians in industry related skills, screen and live event production as part of its Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR.

This is coming following the the launch of the MSS Event Tech Academy, a 10-week hybrid training, mentorship, and business programme designed to equip 100 young Nigerians with practical, industry-relevant skills across screen and live event production.

According to a statement from the MSS, it is part of our 20-year anniversary celebrations. The Academy is a tuition free Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR initiative representing the company’s long-term commitment to talent development and industry growth.

The statement noted that the initiative was created to address the growing need for skilled technical professionals within Nigeria’s expanding creative and live production ecosystem by providing participants with access to structured training, expert guidance, and hands-on experience.

Commenting, Tunbosun Kola-Daisi, Chief Executive Officer of Mobile Screens and Sounds said: “ For two decades, MSS has powered some of Nigeria’s biggest stages and screens. Now, we’re investing in the people who will power the next two decades.

“The MSS Event Tech Academy is not just about training technicians; it is about building a sustainable pipeline of world-class production professionals who can compete on any stage, anywhere in the world.

This is our commitment to the industry that built us and the young people who will shape its future.”

According to the statement, applications for the event Tech Academy opens from 25 June to 5 July via the dedicated event Tech Academy portal. The selection process includes an online application, screening, and shortlisting of successful candidates. The programme is scheduled to commence on 13 July 2026.

“The programme combines classroom learning, practical sessions, mentorship, and real-world project exposure across key areas of the production industry. Participants will specialise in one of six tracks: LED and Multimedia Installation, Sound Engineering, Lighting Design, Indoor and Outdoor Stage Design, Event Management, and Videography and Creative Production. Each track is designed to bridge the gap between technical knowledge and employability, ensuring participants graduate with the confidence and skills required to thrive in the industry” the statement added.