Anti-Corruption: Centre Launches Program, Compliment Fight Against Corruption
In an effort to compliment the Federal Government’s war against corruption, a kano Based Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO), Centre for Information Technology (CITAD), has initiated two competitions; “Report a Project and Innovative Ideas†to engage the youths in the on-going fight against corruption. The program Officer anti-corruption and accountability project of the Centre, Maryam Ado Haruna
Media indispensable tool in fight against corruption, says CITAD
Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) has described media as essential tool to the fight against corruption in Nigeria and beyond. This was stated on Tuesday by Maryam Ado Haruna, Programme Officer, Anti-corruption and Accountability Project, at a press conference to celebrate this year’s World Press Freedom Day, held at the CITAD’s office in
Citad ta Karrama Matasan da Suka shiga Gasar da ta Shirya
A yau ne cibiyar fasahar sadarwa da cigaban al’umma (CITAD) ta mekawa wandansu matasa guda uku yan makarantun gaba da sakandire kyautar ladar cin gasar rubutu a kan yadda za a yaki cin hanci da rashawa wanda cibiyar ta kirkiro domin samar da mafita daga halin da kasar ta tsinci kanta. Shugabar shirye-shirye ta sashen
Media, a major tool in fighting corruption in Nigeria – CITAD
The Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) has described media as essential tool to the fight against corruption in Nigeria and beyond. A programme officer of the organization on anti corruption and Accountability Maryam Ado Haruna, stated this during a press conference to celebrate this year’s World Press Freedom Day, held at the CITAD’s
CENTRE FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT (CITAD), WITH SUPPORT FROM ROSA LUXEMBURG FOUNDATION (RLF)
CENTRE FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT (CITAD), WITH SUPPORT FROM ROSA LUXEMBURG FOUNDATION (RLF) Â Event: Dialogue on Social Media in Academic Environment Date: Friday 3RD May, 2019 Time: 9:am Venue: Boardroom, Faculty of Physical Sciences, Bayero University, Kano (Old Campus) Â Introduction As part of a broader dialogue initiative on critical knowledge production in the
CITAD ga waÉ—anda suka samu horo: Ku yi amfani da abinda ku ka koya
An yi kira ga wadanda suka amfana da bada horo kan kasuwanci a Intanet na tsawon mako biyar da su yi amfani da abinda suka koya don su bunkasa kawunansu. Babban Daraktan Cibiyar Bunkasa Fasahar Sadarwa, CITAD, Malam Yahuza Zakari Ya’u ne ya yi kiran lokacin wani bada wani horo kan kasuwanci a Intanet na
CITAD trains 20 more women on digital entrepreneurship
As part of its determination to sustain empowerment of women and girls, the Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) has graduated 20 more women who had acquired skills on digital entrepreneurship. This is the second phase of the empowerment program , known as “Digital Livelihood Training for Young Women and Girl,†held at the
CITAD Digital Livelihood Training: CBN, NAFDAC, BOI sensitizes women on entrepreneurship
Central Bank of Nigeria, National Agency for Food and Drug Administration Control and Bank of Industry on Wednesday sensitized young women on how to start up small scale businesses. Prime Times News reports that the women, numbering 20 are the beneficiaries of the second batch of Digital Livelihood Training for Young Women and Girls, organised
International Day of Girls in ICT
INTERNATIONAL DAY OF GIRLS IN ICT 25TH APRIL 2019 GAUBE COMMUNITY , KUJE AREA COUNCIL Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) Abuja Office marked the international girls in ICT on 25th April 2019. with the theme “Expand Horizon, Change Attitude” International day of girls in ICT is celebrated to ensure that highly qualified
CITAD boss tasks digital livelihood beneficiaries
CITAD boss tasks digital livelihood beneficiaries -As 40 young women, girls get training to become self-reliant The beneficiaries of the five-week hands-on digital skills training have been urged to make use of the skills they acquired in order to contribute to their socio-ecoÂnomic development. The call was made by the ExecuÂtive Director of the Center