[AFRI-Discuss] Africa Civil Society Candidates MAG 2016

Abdeldjalil Bachar Bong abdeldjalil.bachar at gmail.com
Thu Jan 28 08:45:52 UTC 2016


Merci Cher Cisse ,

Baba et Remmy vous avez mon soutien total pour endosser Votre/Notre
candidature pour le MAG 2016.
D'ici ce soir je remplis le formulaire.

Cordialement

Abdeldjalil Bachar Bong

Le jeudi 28 janvier 2016, cisse.kane at bluewin.ch
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>
> Dear friends, colleagues
>
> The African Civil Society on the Information Society, ACSIS is very happy
> to inform you that through a democratic and transparent process it has
> decided to endorse the candidatures of:
>
> -          M. Adé Bada, Secretary General IGF Benin / ACSIS Western
> Africa Coordinator
>
> -          M. Remmy Nweke, Lead Strategist/Group Executive Editor DIGITAL
> SENSE ACSIS member
>
> On behalf of ACSIS, I request your support for the endorsement of their
> candidature to the IGF MAG16. Below you will find their expression of
> interest.
>
> ACSIS is the unique Africa not for profit Plaform of organizations (more
> than 100 organizations and platforms made of Africa Civil Society concerns
> on Information Society). We hope that the diversity of regions and
> representativity of the candidates will be taken into account in the final
> selection process.
>
> ACSIS is very happy with IGF mandate extension. ACSIS is also very
> grateful and thankful for your efforts in maintain the AFRICANN discussion
> list (an excellent tool for us to communicate and debate)
>
> We would be happy to see the language matter and geographical
> representativeness to be dealt with. We are at your disposal in order to
> play a more prominent role on behalf of African Civil Society and for the
> Benefit of Africa and African communities
>
> Best regards
>
> Cissé Kane, PhD
>
> ACSIS Chair
>
>
>
> Chers amis, collègues
>
> La Société Civile Africaine sur la Société de l’Information ACSIS-SCASI
> est très heureuse de vous informer suite à une sélection démocratique et
> transparente, elle endosse la candidature de :
>
> -           M. Adé Bada, Secrétaire Général IGF Benin / Coordinateur
> ACSIS Afrique de l’Ouest
>
> -          M. Remmy Nweke, Lead Strategist/Group Executive Editor DIGITAL
> SENSE/ membre ACSIS
>
> Au d’ACSIS nous sollicitons votre soutien pour endosser leur candidature
> pour le MAG 2016 (voir leur expression d’Intérêt plus bas)
>
> ACSIS est l’unique plateforme continentale de la SCA sans but lucratif
> (plus de 100 organisations et plateformes d’organisations) qui lutte pour
> les intérêts de l’Afrique dans le domaine des TIC. Nous espérons que la
> diversité des régions et la représentativité des candidats sera prise en
> compte dans le processus final de sélection.
>
> Nous nous réjouissons du prolongement du mandat du FGI et vous exprimons
> notre reconnaissance pour avoir maintenu cette mailing list qui est un
> excellent espace de débat (Liste africann) .
>
> Nous serions très heureux que les questions de langues et de
> représentativité géographique soient davantage prises en compte et restons
> à votre disposition pour jouer un rôle plus actif à vos côtés au nom de la
> SCA et pour le bénéfice de l’Afrique et de la Société Civile Africaine
>
> Meilleurs messages
>
> Cissé Kane
>
> Président ACSIS
>
>  --------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>
>
>
>
> *Remmy Nweke*
>
> Dear Colleagues,
>
> At the novel convention of the Internet Governance Forum (IGF) at the
> second phase of the World Summit on the Information Society in Tunisia
> 2005, I was privileged to be a delegate and ever since then, my concept of
> MultiStakeholderism was ignited and has remained a motivating factor in
> most of my industry contributions across the Internet ecosystem where I
> find myself relevant to serve.
>
> As evident, this belief led to our first setting up an entity called
> DigitalSENSE Africa Media, which today is an At-Large Structure (ALS) to
> serve as a vehicle to drive home what multistakeholderism stands for,
> comprising inclusiveness across growing access to the Internet, openness,
> privacy, security, diversity and human elements among others.
>
> Hitherto, at DigitalSENSE Africa Media, where I lead a team of
> Strategists, we have consistently focused on developing initiatives that
> could engender and improve understanding of key issues of importance to our
> immediate community, which include but not limited to youth, students,
> women and community-based association to convey Internet efficacy via
> enlightenment on how best to increase usability positively, especially
> among the youths, who are furiously targeted as part of efforts at
> 'catching them young' and engendering knowledge via our DigitalSENSE Forum
> on Internet Governance for Development (IG4D) since 2009 and Nigeria IPv6
> Roundtable from 2011, which are annual events organized and hosted by my
> team and structured to serve multi-stakeholder needs.
>
> At the sub-regional level, I led a team that successfully organized and
> midwifed the first-ever West African Internet Governance Forum (WAIGF)
> hosted by Nigeria in Lagos in 2011.
>
> On the continent, I recognize the needs which may not be too different
> from scenario in my home country, Nigeria, where several issues are
> increasingly seen as problematic, moreso the issue of access and
> affordability, which will form my agenda at MAG, hence, I have a pretty
> idea what the challenges are from this part of the world from the African
> premise and having practiced in the Information and Communication
> Technology (ICT) sector in the past 19 years and adorned with several
> awards on Information Society via UNECA to attest these efforts.
>
> Also in Nigeria, DigitalSENSE Africa effort at building
> multistakeholderism gave rise to nurturing of what is today known as
> Nigeria Internet Governance Forum (NIGF) of which I am equally serving as a
> member of the NIGF Local Multistakeholder Advisory Group (LMAG), just as I
> served as a member of the Civil Society Selection Group for the just
> concluded WSIS+10 Stakeholder Selection Committee for the United Nations
> President of the General Assembly, among others.
>
> I holds a Master of Arts degree from the University of Malta on
> Contemporary Diplomacy, aside having a Higher National Diploma (HND) in
> Mass Communication (Journalism) as well as Ordinary National Diploma from
> the Institute of Journalism & Management, Enugu, Enugu State-Nigeria, among
> other certification in Computer Studies and Online Journalism and
> Management from the German International Institute for Journalism (IIJ)
> Berlin. I am the author of "A Decade of ICT Reportage ... The Award-winning
> series in addition to having Diploma from Diplo Foundation since 2005 on
> Internet Governance Capacity Building, and completed a certification course
> on Introduction to Environmental Law and Policy by The University of North
> Carolina at Chapel Hill, to name but a few.
>
> Lately, I served as an elected Executive board member, Nigeria Internet
> Registration Association (NIRA), the managers of .NG country code Top Level
> Domain and extended by services to several committees including
> Communications and Publicity, Accreditation, Finance and Establishment, as
> well as a member of the African Civil Society on the Information Society
> (ACSIS), branch Secretary, Cyber Security Expert Association of Nigeria
> (CSEAN) and former publicity secretary, Nigeria Internet Group (NIG) cum
> chairman, International Relations of NIG; pioneer Secretary, ICT Media
> Initiative; BARK Foundation – a knowledge-base advocacy group; Internet
> Governance Caucus (IGC), to name a few.
>
> I am an active individual member of ICANN's Generic Name Supporting
> Organisations (GNSO) like Non-Commercial Users Stakeholder Group (NCSG) and
> Non-Commercial Users Constituency (NCUC) respectively and has been in
> forefront of all-inclusive diversity advocacy and recently served as one of
> the by-lawyers to review the guidelines of NCUC, among others. In addition,
> I am a consistent member of At-Large Advisory Committee of ICANN under
> AFRALO - African Regional At-Large Organisation; member of the ALAC
> Subcommittee on Outreach and Engagement and would like to bring these
> experiences to bear in the contributions and participation if given the
> chance to serve at the Internet Governance Forum Multistakeholder Advisory
> Group (IGF-MAG) for a better netizen-driven society by leveraging on the
> efforts of past MAG members.
>
> I will appreciate consideration of my request to serve.
>
> Remmy Nweke
>
>
>
> *Adé Bada*
>
>
>
> Ardent promoter and advocate of Pan-Africanism, Adé BADA is a keen
> believer of ICT and everything that relates to information. He gained
> expertise on issues related to ICT through solid training and experience,
> from design, development, implementation of computer networks and from  the
> training of users of all levels. He had the opportunity to rub shoulders
> with other IT professionals on the continent and develop master plans of
> several institutions before turning to the right and get a master's degree.
> The transverse side of the computer allowed him to focus on logistics in
> humanitarian and acquire a solid experience of more than ten years there
> before making a master's in project management. Currently coordinator of
> the ACSIS West Africa he exercises his talents in  banking while continuing
> IT and legal consultations. He is also Secretary fgi Benin. Your humble
> servant, has a great capacity for adaptation and integration in addition to
> several years of satisfying experience.
>
> Support my candidature, your questions and suggestions are expected.
>
>
>
> Ardent promoteur et défenseur du panafricanisme, Adé BADA est un féru des
> TICs et de tout ce qui a rapport à l'information. Il a acquis une expertise
> des questions liées aux TICs à travers une solide formation et expérience,
> allant de la conception, l'élaboration et de la mise en place des réseaux
> informatiques à la formation des utilisateurs de tout niveau. Il a eu
> l'opportunité de se frotter à d'autres informaticiens sur le continent et
> d'élaborer les schémas directeurs de plusieurs institutions avant de
> s'intéresser au droit et d'obtenir une maîtrise.
> Le côté transversal de l'informatique lui a permis de s'intéresser à la
> logistique dans l'humanitaire et d'y acquérir une solide expérience de plus
> d'une dizaine d'années avant de faire un master en gestion des projets.
> Actuellement, coordinateur ACSIS de l'Afrique de l'Ouest il exerce ses
> talents en banque tout en continuant les consultations IT et juridiques et
> aussi je suis secrétaire FGI Bénin. Votre humble serviteur, a une grande
> capacité d'adaptation et d'intégration en plus de plusieurs années
> d'expérience.
>
> Je compte sur votre soutient et suis ouvert à toutes les questions et
> suggestions. Merci
>
> Adé Bada
>
>
>
>
>
>
>

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Cordialement
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ABDELDJALIL BACHAR BONG

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