How C.A. Space is Redefining the Future of Remote Work in Nigeria

C.A. Space (Chioma Arah’s Space), founded by Nigerian entrepreneur Chioma Arah, is helping people transition confidently into the digital and remote work economy. Through its practical training programs and real-world placement opportunities, C.A. Space is equipping individuals, from fresh graduates to career changers and retirees, with the digital and soft skills needed to thrive in today’s workforce.

The platform’s flagship initiative, the Groundwork Experience Program, gives participants hands-on work experience with supervised projects, helping them build both confidence and employability.
Beyond empowering individuals, C.A. Space is also supporting startup founders and small business owners by connecting them to dependable, trained remote professionals. This dual approach is helping to solve two major challenges in today’s economy; unemployment and talent shortages, while contributing to Nigeria’s digital transformation.
“We’re not just teaching skills,” says founder Chioma Arah. “We’re bridging the gap between people who want to work and founders who need reliable help. That’s how we’ll strengthen our economy — one remote job at a time.”

C.A. Space’s work highlights the growing importance of remote work and digital literacy in Africa, showing that the future of work is not limited by geography, gender, or age, but by readiness and mindset.