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Monday, April 18, 2016

NCS gets LOC for 26th national confab

A multi-stakeholder Local Organizing Committee (LOC) for the Nigeria Computer Society (NCS) 26th national conference has been inaugurated in Abuja, according to the chairman of conferences at NCS, Mr. Jide Awe, reports ITRealms.

He said that the conference with the “Information Technology for National Safety and Development”, will hold from July 19 to 21, 2016, NAF Conference Centre, Kado, Abuja, stressing that the annual conference is one of the most important means by which NCS pursues its goal of facilitating the development of an inclusive, globally competitive and prosperous Nigeria through information technology.

In addition, Awe said, the LOC is comprised of NCS Abuja chapter executives as well as representatives from the private and public sector stakeholders, adding that the LOC is expected to make effective local conference arrangements in Abuja, FCT to facilitate the hosting of a successful conference based on the values and vision of NCS.

He said that the committee will be showcasing the Public sector ICT and the Youth Innovation and Entrepreneurship platform as new features of the NCS conference. While other highlights are plenary and parallel sessions, technical sessions, seminars, research consortium, induction of new members, exhibition and products launch, IT competitions; fellows’ forum and annual general meeting.

Awe further conveyed the best wishes of Professor Sola Aderounmu, NCS President who urged all LOC members to view the LOC assignment as a call to service and to be at their best to ensure that the conference is a complete success.

The welcome remarks were delivered by Mr. Iyiola Ayoola, Acting Executive Secretary, NCS, while Mr. Rex Abitogun, NCS Abuja Chapter Chairman, commended all stakeholders for their presence and support of the NCS cause.

Members of the LOC who were present at the inauguration include representatives of Federal Ministry of Communications, Nigerian Communication Satellite (NIGCOMSAT) Limited, Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), Consulting Support Services, Office of the Secretary to the Government of the Federation (OSGF), Federal Inland Revenue Service (FIRS), Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development, National Association of Computer Science Students (NACOSS), Small and Medium Enterprises Development Agency (SMEDAN), NITDA, Galaxy Backbone Limited, Nigerian Postal Services and National Identity Management Commission.

The NCS Conference is the largest Annual gathering of Nigeria’s leading IT professionals and stakeholders including employers, investors, businesses, agencies, vendors, organizations, innovators, researchers, educators, thought leaders and consumers cutting across all sectors.


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L-R: NCS Conferences Committee Chairman, Jide Awe, NCS National Executive Council Member, North Central zone, Prince Majemite and NCS Abuja Chapter Chairman, Rex Abitogun

Tuesday, September 22, 2015

2015 GiTEX showcase holds huge promise for Nigeria - Jide Awe



The newly elected chairman of Events and Conferences at the Nigeria Computer Society (NCS), Mr. Jide Awe has described the GITEX Technology conference as an event with huge promise, reports ITRealms.

Mr. Awe disclosed this in note in support of the NCS call for members to join the GITEX 2015 train to Dubai in October, this year.

“The promise of GITEX is huge. Showcase, network, seize the International market advantage. To leverage on the NCS national platform is to shape the future,” he asserted.

For him, NCS is committed to building a digital, prosperous and inclusive Nigerian nation, hence partnership of its membership remain the backbone of the society towards achieving this goal.
ITRealms recalls that the Nigeria Computer Society (NCS) is the umbrella organization of all Information Technology Professionals, Interest Groups and Stakeholders in Nigeria.
Established in 1978 as Computer Association of Nigeria (COAN); and later transformed into NCS in 2002 as a result of harmonization with other stakeholder and interest groups, NCS is the national platform for the advancement of information technology science and practice in Nigeria.
On the other hand, 2015 GITEX is expected to centre on the Internet Future of Everything which coincides with the celebration of innovation at 35th anniversary edition.
“At the core of this 35th anniversary edition will be innovation and the rapidly evolving Internet of Everything,” GITEX officials declared.
ITRealms gathered that there would be an estimated over 80 industry leaders and influencers including Prime Minister of Estonia, Chief Digital Officer of SAP, and Chief Information Officer (CIO) of City Of Philadelphia to name a few.

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