I read Gbenga’s post and cannot but agree that Nigeria has come a long way in the use of ICTs. If nobody believes that, I do. For someone like me to be using ICTs at all is a long way for Nigeria! Yeah, I know I am exaggerating a little- only a little.
I remember what [...]

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To both our mentors this week I say thank you. You have helped me to further appreciate the power of such tools as we are learning about in this W-tec program.

Personally, one of the things I’ll love to use this for is to develop a community for women (mothers in particular).
A lot of [...]

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My names are Oluwafadekemi Rebecca Somolu. I was born into the family of Mr. and Mrs. Adebisi Bepo some thirty two years ago in Benin-city, Nigeria. I hail from Ilesa, Osun state Nigeria.

I had most of my education in Abeokuta, Ogun state. I am a graduate of Food Science and Technology from the University [...]

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Thanks Joan, for the insightful steps you highlighted.

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I want to start by saying that this is an educative piece and, Thank you Joan.
 
 Anyone who has traveled a little I believe would appreciate the diversity we have within and between different cultures. I happen to agree with you that the ability to collaborate across cultures is essentially necessary for not only advocacy work [...]

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