Nigerian Super Eagles start their African Cup of Nations challenge next Monday. As far as I am concerned, we have a great team though we are not sure of their cohesiveness. Despite that fact, I still remain very optimistic of singing victory song at the
Continued From Last Post The Socio-Cultural Component: This is a very interesting component of Internet Governance. There are a lot of discrepancies in the way different stakeholders see issues relating to the socio-cultural aspect of the Internet. The two major contenders in this area are
(Continuation) The Legal Component: There are two main approaches to the legal aspects of the Internet. There is the real law approach where the Internet is treated no differently from previous telecommunication technologies; hence existing legal rules can be applied to the Internet. The other
Africa has always been marginalized in all aspects of world economy and politics. The New Partnership for Africa’s Development (NEPAD) was conceived by African heads of state as a development framework aimed at arresting and correcting the downward trend and put Africa firmly on a
In my first post of the new year; I committed myself to making this blog very active and quite educative. I started making the promise happen with my last 2 legged post on ICT, A Veritable tool for bridging the digital divide. That article was
In almost all facet of life, the integration of one form of ICT tool or the other is now common. Agriculture is probably the most common profession in the rural areas and today we use tools like Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and also statistical packages
ICT is the acronym for Information and Communications Technology. It is a big factor when determining the social-economic development of a nation; the developed countries of the world have reached enviable height in the development and deployment of Information and Communications Technology solutions. Computers and
I am very passionate about the very delicate project of rebuilding the very blessed nation of Nigeria. God so blessed us that sometimes I think it is to our detriment. We can easily see that due to our very wonderful environmental conditions, natural resources in
Hello All. I will start by wishing you all a very wonderful new year. I am so excited about Year 2008 and I call it my year of perfection. Why? Because I believe so much that this year is loaded and a lot of great
John Ezard Wednesday June 13, 2007 Guardian Unlimited Man Booker International judges honour Chinua Achebe ‘Father of modern African literature’ beats formidable shortlist including Carlos Fuentes and Doris Lessing, signaling the £60,000 prize’s status as an authentic world award The £60,000 Man Booker International prize
I am very happy and fulfilled writing this post. For about 3 years now, I have been doing some research and showing a lot of interest in Internet Governance. I even executed a research work for the National Cybercrime Working Group on Lawful Interception which
Strange that I will be posting this after a long period of inactivity on my blog. This is the reply to a mail sent by a friend concerning treating women in a good way – I wrote straight from my mind. Here it goes –
The year has been a very great one filled with all sorts of ups and downs. The political climate has been very interesting, full of intrigues and unfathomable happenings. From Alams, to the unconstitutional removal of Ladoja, the re-instatement of Obi and his removal, ok
I have been very far from my blog for a long time. My last post was on the 18th of September – a very bad one at that. I have to use this opportunity to thank almighty God for his unrepentant mercies in my life.
I was in Church one day and the praise team led us in a true session of worship. When the praise eventually started, I enjoyed myself and was swaying to the beat (I love dancing so much). Meanwhile, a corner of my eye caught a