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CITAD Launches First Nigerian School of Community Network (FNSCN).

Networking is a problem in rural and developing countries, where they do not have access to adequate or adequate telecommunications in their areas. That is why the Center for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) has organized and taken the initiative to ensure that Community areas have access to their network. The initiative was co-sponsored by

Rahoton ICT quiz na CITAD 18th November 2021 KUST Wudil

Harkar koyo da koyarwa na canja salo, sannu-sannu zuwa amfani da fasahar sadarwa dan koyarwa tare da koyo. Duba da irin yanayin samun damar koyarwar wa a saukake da kuma koyan a saukake.  Tun shekarar 2001, cibiyar bunkasa fasahar sadarwa da cigaban al’umma ta yunkuro da wani kaci-kaci kan fasahar sadarwa a tsakanin manyan makaratun

Report of ICT Quiz 18th November 2021 at KUST Wudil

The learning and teaching process is changing style, gradually using communication technology to teach and learn. Since 2001, the Center for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) has been conducting a inter Secondary Schools Information Communication and technology quiz  This recent one is the twentieth occurring of the quiz which was held on 19th November, 2021

CITAD inaugurates Institute for Philosophy, Political Thinking

(NAN) Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) on Tuesday inaugurated the Ibrahim Mu’azzam Insitute for Philosophy and Political Theory in Kano. Speaking at the annual dialogue of the Centre, Dr. Yunusa Yau, the Director of the Centre said that the institute was founded about five years ago, although commissioned late.He said that the centre’s annual dialogue for youths on critical thinking gave birth

GBV Harmful, Most Be Discourage — CITAD Program Manager

By ABDULLAHI RABIU, Kàno IT been observed that Gender-Based Violence (GBV) is a harmful  act being inflicted at individuals based on their gender and most be discourage at all levels. The observation was made by the CITAD Project  Programme Officer in Kano state   Hajiya Zainab Aminu  during a Press Conference on GBV  organised by the

Cases of sexual harassments remains high in Kano

By Bashir Bello, KANO Centre for Information Technology and Development, CITAD, has said that sexual harassments ranks top among other Gender-Based Violence, GBV, cases in Kano State. The Centre’s Gender Officer, Zainab Aminu stated this during its monthly GBV briefing after deploying an android app in August to track and monitor GBV incidences recorded in

Centre urges Kano State Govt. to domesticate Child Rights, VAPP Acts

has urged the Kano State Government to domesticate the Child Rights Act of 2003 and the Violence Against Persons (Prohibition) Act 2015 so as to tackle Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in the state. The centre made the call at a news conference in Kano to give feedback on its monthly online assessessment of cases of gender

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