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Report of Sensitization Lecture On Gender-Based Violence at Saadatu Rimi College of Education Kano
Every March 8, Nigerian women join the rest of the world to celebrate the International Women’s Day (IWD). In Kano state, A Non-Governmental Organization working to Prevent Gender-Based Violence in Kano, the Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD), organized a one-day sensitization lecture on Gender-based violence to the students of Kano State College of
NGO Expresses Concern Over Increased Gender-Violence In Kano
By Rabiu Musa HOTPEN – A Non-Governmental Organization, Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD), has expressed concern over statistics in Kano which indicated that gender-based violence reigns high in the state. The organization said the statistics about the increase in gender-based violence in Kano has grown in alarming proportion hence, the need for all hands
PRESS CONFERENCE ON THE NEED TO ADDRESS GENDER-BASED VIOLENCE IN KANO STATE BY THE CENTRE FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT (CITAD) ON THE 10TH OF MARCH, 2022
Ladies and gentlemen, the Executive Director, I and the entire GBV Project Team are very pleased to welcome you to our February Edition press conference. Based on our regular data analysis, and in line with our forward guidance, our monthly press conference continues report data collected on our GBV Mobile App. The Data Collection strategies we
CITAD Canvasses Stakeholders Support to End Gender Violence in Kano
By Rabiu Musa HOTPEN – A Non-Governmental Organization working to Prevent Gender-Based Violence in Kano, the Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD), has said that if an end must be brought to gender-based violence in the state there must be a concerted effort of all stakeholders to curb the menace. The Gender Officer of the
EVENTS FOR THE WEEK 7TH T0 13TH MARCH, 2022
1. Event: Establishing Anti-Corruption Clubs in the Secondary schools. Venues/Schools: GTC KANO Mairo Tijjani Girls Science College and Day Science Boys Date: Monday 7th to Wednesday 9th March -022 TIME: 10AM, 12PM and 9:00AM respectively For more Information, please contact kamilu@citad.org 2. Programme: Criminality In a Society; Causes And How To Curtail it Anchor: Sheik Abbas
EVENTS FOR THE WEEK 28TH FEBRUARY T0 6TH MARCH, 2022
Event: e-mentoring training of Digital Livelihood for young women and girls Venue: NBTE center, Gyadi Gyadi court road Date: Monday 28/2/2022 Time: 9:00am For more Information, please contact ibrahim@citad.org Event: Partnership Building Meeting between CITAD and ATC Venue: Zoom Date: Monday 28/2/2022 Time: 12:00pm For more Information, please contact suhail@citad.org Programme: Criminality In a Society; Causes And
EVENTS FOR THE WEEK 21ST T0 27TH FEBRUARY, 2022
Event: Social Media for Accountability (Online) Venue: Zoom cloud meeting app Date: Monday, 21st February, to Wednesday 23rd February 2022 Time: 10:00 am For more Information, please contact suhai@citad.org Event: ICT for Kids Computer Training. School: JIBWIS Science Secondary School. Date: Monday, 21, February, 2022 Time: 10:00am, -12:00pm For more Information, please Contact: dahiru@citad.org Programme: Criminality In
IMN Pledges to Partner CITAD on Ending Gender-based Violence
In an effort to eradicate gender based violence in the society, the Islamic Movement of Nigeria (IMN), has expressed readiness to partner with Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD), in tackling the scourge of gender-based violence, especially violence against women and girls in Kano state. The head of Islamic Movement of Nigeria, Kano, Malam
NOA, Arewa Radio Collaborate With CITAD To End Gender-based Violence In Kano
The National Orientation Agency (NOA), Arewa Radio and Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD), are intensifying efforts towards eradicating gender-based violence in Kano State. Especially as data shows that number of victims from this menace had increased exponentially. This was disclosed by Kano State National Orientation Agency (NOA), director while receiving the delegation of