EVENTS FOR THE WEEK 4TH TO 7TH MARCH, 2024.
EVENTS FOR THE WEEK 4TH TO 7TH MARCH, 2024. 1 Event: CONTINUATION OF THE YOUTH SUSTAINABLE ENTERPRISE PROGRAMME TRAINING Venue: Prof Bjorn Beckman Hall, CITAD, Kano Start Date: Mon 04-03-2024 End Date: Sat 09-03-2024 Time: 09:00 AM to 04:00 PM For more info: zainab@citad.org 2 Event: CREATIVE DESIGN WORKSHOP Venue: The Fabs hotel, Zaria, Kaduna
Jama’are Gets Connected: CITAD Launches Hello Hub
By Mustapha Salisu The Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) officially launched and handed over a Community Network Centre to residents of Jama’are local government area in Bauchi State on Saturday. The ceremony, held on Saturday at Jama’are LGA Secretariat in Bauchi state, marked the establishment of the second hub by CITAD, supported by
EVENTS FOR THE WEEK 26TH FEBRUARY, TO 3RD MARCH, 2024.
EVENTS FOR THE WEEK 26TH FEBRUARY, TO 3RD MARCH, 2024. 1 Event: CONTINUATION OF THE YOUTH SUSTAINABLE ENTERPRISE PROGRAMME TRAINING Venue: Ada Lovelace Hall, CITAD, Kano Start Date: Mon 26-02-2024 End Date: Sat 02-03-2024 Time: 09:00 AM to 04:00 PM For more info: zainab@citad.org 2 Event: CIRCULAR ECONOMY (E-WASTE) ENTREPRENEURSHIP TRAINING Venue: Ada Lovelace Hall
CITAD – Documenting the COVID19 Vaccination Experiences
The Covid-19 pandemic has brought unprecedented challenges to The world and Nigeria is no exception. The country has been grappling with the impact of this deadly virus, which has affected the health, social and economic well-being of its people. The situation has been particularly challenging for the Northern states of Nigeria, where the health infrastructure
REPORT OF WORLD RADIO DAY CELEBRATION ORGANIZED BY THE CENTRE FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT (CITAD) IN COLLABORATION WITH THE DEPARTMENT OF MASS COMMUNICATION, KANO STATE POLYTECHNIC
Date: 13 th February, 2024 Venue: Department of Mass Communication, Kano State Polytechnic The Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) in collaboration with the Department of Mass Communication, Kano State Polytechnic organized a one-day lecture in celebration of World Radio Day. The program was held at the Department of Mass Communication, School of General
Call for donation: electronic waste
Ready to make an impact? Centre for Information Technology and Development is calling on you to donate electronic waste (e-waste) for a worthy cause. By parting with your unused gadgets, you’re not just discarding clutter – you’re providing essential resources for training individuals in need. Your old devices hold the potential to transform lives and
Policy Brief: THINKING FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE; ADDRESSING E WASTE AND SEEDING CIRCULARITY IN NIGERIA’S DIGITAL TECHNOLOGY
BACKGROUND Over the last couple of years, unrelenting digitization has made companies And digital technology manufacturing countries step up production to meet the ever-increasing demand for ICT goods globally. In the global South, inadequate capacity (in a number of cases, lack of it) coupled with the low purchasing capacity of citizens has opened up a
EVENTS FOR THE WEEK 19TH TO 25TH FEBRUARY 2024.
EVENTS FOR THE WEEK 19TH TO 25TH FEBRUARY 2024. 1 Event: CIN ZARAFIN JINSI Venue: CITAD Online Radio Start Date: Mon 19-02-2024 End Date: Mon 19-02-2024 Time: 01:00 AM to 01:30 AM For more info: buhari@citad.org 2 Event: YOUTH SUSTAINABLE ENTERPRISE PROGRAMME TRAINING COMMENCEMENT Venue: Ada Lovelace Hall, CITAD, Kano Start Date: Mon 19-02-2024 End
CITAD, Kano Polytechnic Mark World Radio Day With Sensitization Lecture
The Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) marked World Radio Day in collaboration with the Mass Communication department of Kano State Polytechnic by organizing a sensitization lecture for students. Dr. Muhammad Ibrahim Danja from the Department of Information and Media Studies at Bayero University, Kano, presented a paper titled “Radio and Peacebuilding.” In his
Traders of Hate Speech in Search of Votes
In 2011, widespread violence trailed the presidential election in Nigeria resulting in the death of hundreds while millions of Naira worth of property was destroyed. As preparation for the 2015 general got underway in 2014, there was apprehension that the election could also turn out to be violent given that politicians and their supporters were