CITAD RADIO

Our guest speaker for this month's Inspiring Leadership Reflection Interactive Series, Barr. Maliki Kuliya Umar mni, former Commissioner of Justice and Attorney General of Kano State and presently Principal Partner, M.K. Umar Legal Practitioners & Co now shares his experiences.

PHOTOS: Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) Executive Director, Dr. Y. Z. Ya’u, represented by Malam Isah Garba, Senior Programme Officer, delivering the welcome remarks during this month’s Inspiring Leadership Reflection Interactive Series.

CITAD Announces Second Edition of Kano Labour Institute, Calls for Applications

The Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) has announced the commencement of applications for the second edition of the Kano Labour Institute aimed at strengthening labour education and worker empowerment in Nigeria.

The Executive Director of CITAD, Y. Z. Ya'u, disclosed this in a statement made available to journalists in Kano.

Details in the comments section.

Is Labour Education Drying Up?

Across Nigeria, opportunities for labour education and worker empowerment are steadily declining. The Kano Labour Institute, an initiative of the Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD), was established to bridge this gap by equipping workers, trade unionists, and civil society activists with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the rapidly changing landscape of industrial relations.

CLICK TO APPLY: https://citad.org.ng/kano-labour-institute/

CITAD Donates Uniforms, Writing Materials, Recruits Teachers for Bauchi Nomadic School

CITAD Donates Uniforms, Writing Materials, Recruits Teachers for Bauchi Nomadic School By Buhari Abba The Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) has distributed school uniforms and learning materials to pupils of Kondawa Nomadic School in Bauchi State’s Jama’are Lo…

The Centre for Information Technology and Development has distributed learning materials and recruited three additional teachers for Kwandawa Nomadic Primary School in Jama’are Local Government Area of Bauchi State as part of efforts to improve access to quality education in the community.

The intervention followed concerns over the shortage of teaching staff at the school, which previously operated with only one teacher despite the growing number of pupils.

The newly recruited teachers are expected to support effective teaching and learning, while the learning materials provided will assist pupils in their academic activities.

Community members and education stakeholders described the initiative as timely, noting that it would help strengthen learning outcomes and encourage school enrolment among children in the area.

Dr. Adamu Kawu Sule, Department of Sociology, Bayero University, Kano, delivering a presentation on Challenges of Gender Digital Inclusion and the Role of Partners in Addressing Them at the formal commencement of the Digital Literacy, Safety & Hygiene Skills Training under the Agenda-WINNIG Project in Kano State.

PHOTOS: Goodwill message from the Executive Secretary of Kano State Senior Secondary Schools Management Board (KSSSMB), represented by the Director of ICT, at the formal commencement of the Digital Literacy, Safety & Hygiene Skills Training under the Agenda-WINNIG Project in Kano State.

PHOTOS: CITAD Executive Director, represented by Senior Programme Officer Mallam Isah Garba, speaking at the formal commencement of the Digital Literacy, Safety & Hygiene Skills Training under the Agenda-WINNIG Project implemented by Centre for Information Technology and Development (CITAD) across Kano and Bauchi States