REPORT OF CAPACITY BUILDING ON COMPUTER NETWORKING ORGANIZED BY THE CENTRE FOR INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AND DEVELOPMENT (CITAD) ON THE 16 TH OF SEPTEMBER, 2021 AT DAKWA ICT CENTER
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REPORT OF THE COMMENCEMENT LECTURE OF SOCIAL MEDIA FOR ACCOUNTABILITY (SM4A) CONDUCTED ON THE 29TH OF JUNE, 2021 AT CITAD OFFICE
The Centre for Information Technology and Development had on the 29th of June, 2021 held a commencement lecture for its Social Media for Accountability (SM4A) Training which is being supported by the Macarthur Foundation at its Social Media Lab. The lecture was organized to sensitize the first thirty selected participants out of the hundreds applications
Report of One Day Capacity Building on Community Networks For Three Micro-Organizations Held At Abuja Dakwa Community Centre FCT
The Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) is implementing a project entitled Supporting Community-led Approaches to Addressing the Digital Divide Nigeria coordinated globally by the Association for Progressive Communications (APC) support from the United Kingdom’s Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) through their Digital Access Programme (DAP). This is part of a global project
Formal Commissioning of the Centre for Information Technology and Development Social Media for Accountability Lab and Radio Studio
Held On the 14TH OF DECEMBER, 2020 The Centre for Information Technology and Development on the 14th of December, 2020 formally commissioned its Social Media for Accountability Lab and Radio Studio. The two projects which have been established with support of Macarthur Foundation, aimed to train youth and students on Social media for accountability and
CITAD ICT Centre Itas-Gadau
SN Location / Community Number of Computers List / Type of Training Conducted in the Centre No of Trained Participants Accompanied Pictures with Captions 1 Itas/gadau 50 Diploma in information technology. 20 2 Certificate in information technology. 30 3. I C T for kids’ computer training. nil 4.
CITAD ICT Centre Jama’are
SN Location / Community Number of Computers List / Type of Training Conducted in the Centre No of Trained Participants Accompanied pictures with captions 1 Jamaare 114 Diploma in information technology. 500 2 Jamaare 14 Certificate in information technology. 25 3. Jamaare 14 I C T for kids’ computer training. 1000 4. Jamaare
CITAD ICT Centre Abuja
SN Location / Community Number of Computers List / Type of Training Conducted in the Centre No of Trained Participants 1. Leleyi Gwari (Kwali Area council Abuja) 7 desktops Microsoft word, Excel, Power Point, core draw, Internet 30 2. Tungan Ashere(AMAC) 7 desktops Microsoft word, Excel, Power Point, core draw, Internet 30 3. Dakwa(AMAC) 7
Webinar Organized by CITAD to Mark the International Day for Micro Small and Medium Enterprises
27th, June, 2020. Every 27th of June is set aside by the United Nation to celebrate Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises all over the world. This year, like every year, the day was celebrated with much funfair though most of the activities were online due to the coronavirus pandemic that is still ravaging the
Report of CITAD Fourth Twitter Chat with Doctor Lawal Hassan Mohammed
It has been said that since the outbreak of Spanish Fluids, world has never seen a threat to human existence similar to this. World over is in lockdown, millions of people have been tested positive for the virus, thousands of people have lost their lives, many businesses have been crashed and countries are on the
Report of CITAD Third Twitter Chat on COVID-19 with Pharmacist Usman Nasir
In its effort to combat the widespread of Corona Virus pandemic in Nigeria, and as an organization that has as its mandate the use of ICTs to empower citizens for a just and knowledge based society that is anchored on balanced and sustainable development, the Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) held its third