CITAD Raises The Hope Of Digital Knowledge For People With Disability
Emotions were high at the Centre for Research and Democratic Studies (Mambayya House, in Kano, dedicated to a foremost political sage and leader of the masses, Malam Aminu Kano, when the educated blind, deaf and dumb, the cripple and the deformed, narrated the ugly experience they passed through, while struggling to acquire education in the
FG urged to formulate digital policy for disabled students
The Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD), on Saturday in Kano, called on the Federal Government to formulate a policy that can guarantee the rights of students with disabilities gain unhindered access to digital education. Speaking during the presentation of a research paper entitled “State of Digital Disability Inclusion Compliance for Learning and Research
Events for the Week, Dec 29th, 2019 to Jan 5th 2020
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Research Findings on ICTS and Disability in Tertiary Institutions
The Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) had on the 28th of the December, 2019 organized a one day discussion with people living with Disability (PWDs), representatives of Government Agencies and tertiary institutions to discuss on the findings of the research conducted by the Centre and find ways on how to tackle the challenges
Be very good in what you do and you will succeed, Dr. Adamu Ahmad Abdullahi tells youth
Youth have been advised to be versatile, thoughtful and knowledge-seeking in order to equate themselves with the reality of the 21st century. This was one of the numerous inspirational tips thrown to the teeming young people earlier today at the last episode of the Inspiring Leadership Reflection Interactive Series (ILERIS) in 2019. ILERIS is a
Events for the Week 23rd – 29th Dec. 2019
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New Winners Emerge for CITAD Essay Competitions
Centre for Information Technology (CITAD), has announced winners for its 7th round of essay writing competition with the support of MacArthur Foundation. The Report a Project, which is one of the two categories of the essay writing is a competition that invites applications from students in tertiary institutions to write on abandoned or poorly executed
Research meeting on Conflict and Corruption in Nigeria
Introduction The relationship between conflict and corruption in Nigeria is one that has attracted huge attention from academics, policy makers and practitioners. While efforts have been made to respond to the causalities and consequences of conflicts in the country, there is a sense in which corruption has become a phenomenon that fuels and sustains conflicts.Â
Have focus in everything you do, surround yourself with positive-minded people – Prof. Abdullahi Abubakar
As we bid farewell to the year 2019, the Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) has featured Arc. Prof. Abdullahi Abubakar of Ahmadu Bello University Zaria as it’s guest speaker for December 2019 edition of the Inspiring Leadership Reflection Interactive Series (ILERIS). CITAD introduced ILERIS four years ago to inspire, mentor and shape particularly
Events for the Week 16th to 22nd Dec. 2019
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