EVENTS FOR THE WEEK 6TH TO 12TH JANUARY, 2025.
EVENTS FOR THE WEEK 6TH TO 12TH JANUARY, 2025. 1 Event: YOUTHS LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (YOULEAD) Venue: Prof Bjorn Beckman Hall, CITAD, Kano Start Date: Mon 06-01-2025 End Date: Thu 09-01-2025 Time: 10:00 AM to 01:00 PM For more info: hamza@citad.org 2 Event: WEEKLY PRODUCTION MEETING Venue: CITAD Online Radio Start Date: Mon 06-01-2025 End
Say NO to Gender-Based Violence!
Stay tuned with the CITAD GBV Reporting App, designed to help survivors report cases anonymously, access support, and connect with resources. This app is a step forward in building a safer and more supportive community for everyone. 📹 Watch the video to see how it works and share to spread the word! Your browser does
EVENTS FOR THE WEEK 16TH TO 22ND DECEMBER, 2024.
EVENTS FOR THE WEEK 16TH TO 22ND DECEMBER, 2024. 1 Event: ADVANCED ICT TRAINING FOR THE RURAL ACCESS AGRICULTURE MARKETING PROJECT (RAAMP) HEAD OF UNITS SOKOTO STATE. Venue: Prof Bjorn Beckman Hall, CITAD, Kano Start Date: Mon 16-12-2024 End Date: Fri 20-12-2024 Time: 09:00 AM to 04:00 PM For more info: kamilu@citad.org 2 Event: WEEKLY
REPORT OF THE DIGITAL RIGHTS INTER-SCHOOL COMPETITION FOR SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS IN KANO ORGANIZED BY THE CENTRE FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT (CITAD), AVOCATS SANS FRONTIERES AND SPACES FOR CHANGE ON THE 4 TH OF DECEMBER, 2024
The Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD), Avocats Sans Frontières France and Spaces for Change with of European Union organized an inter-school competition for secondary schools in Kano titled “Say No to Cyber Bullying Video Competition 2024”. The aim of the competition was to raise public awareness of the harms of cyber bullying while
CITAD unveils digital hub to empower underserved rural communities
December 11, 2024 The initiative, which aims to improve internet access and digital literacy in underserved communities, is a significant step toward bridging Nigeria’s digital divide. The Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD), in collaboration with the Association for Progressive Communications (APC), has inaugurated a new Community-Centered Connectivity Hub in Tungan- Ashere, Community under
Report: Outline for a Roundtable Discussion on Gender-Based Violence
Date: 2 nd Dec. 2024 Venue: CITAD, Bjorn Beckman Hall, Kano Welcome and Introductions The roundtable discussion begins with a warm welcome to participants, setting a positive and inclusive tone. This is followed by brief introductions where attendees share their names, hobbies, and interest in the topic. To ensure a constructive discussion, ground rules are
REPORT OF MARAI ON THE MARBLE QUIZ, DEBATE, AND STORYTELLING STUDENTS CREATIVITY COMPETITION ON November 30, 2024
ORGANIZED BY THE CENTER FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT (CITAD) IN JAMA’ARE LOCAL GOVERNMENT In its Efforts to promote a reading culture among secondary schools in Jama’are Local Government, the Center for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) organized a quiz and debate competition title MARAI ON THE MARBLE. The event took place on November 30,
EVENTS FOR THE WEEK 9TH TO 15TH DECEMBER, 2024.
EVENTS FOR THE WEEK 9TH TO 15TH DECEMBER, 2024. 1 Event: WEEKLY PRODUCTION MEETING Venue: CITAD Online Radio Start Date: Mon 09-12-2024 End Date: Mon 09-12-2024 Time: 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM For more info: buhari@citad.org 2 Event: YOUTHS LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME (YOULEAD) Venue: Ada Lovelace Hall, CITAD, Kano Start Date: Mon 09-12-2024 End Date:
CITAD Empowers Students to Tackle Online Safety, Cyberbullying
The Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD), Advocats Sans Frontieres, and Spaces for Change, with support from the European Union, organized the Women’s Digital Rights Video Competition. The event, held on Wednesday at CITAD’s office in Kano, brought together secondary school students, stakeholders, and digital inclusion advocates to discuss women’s digital rights. Participating schools
RETOOLING THE UNIVERSAL SERVICE PROVISION FUND: A POLICY BRIEF
INTRODUCTIONLike many developing countries, the cyberspace in Nigeria is characterized by multilayered digital divide. It manifest as the unequal access to and use of digital technologies by the different genders, age groups, geographies, urban/rural inequality, etc. Global cables have their landing in Lagos, making Lagos as the most highly connected city in the country and