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Breaking: 3 Nigerians selected for ICANN65 NextGen fellowships - ITREALMS
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Three Nigerians have been selected for the NextGen fellowships by the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) for the ICANN65 in Marrakech, Morocco, reports ITREALMS.
The trio include Sulaimon Moriam Omowunmi from University of Ilorin, Adisa Bolutife from University of Lagos and Oluwaseun Sanjo Ajani from University of Ibadan.
They emerged from the 12 fellows selected to participate at ICANN65 billed for June 24 through 27, 2019 in Morocco.
ITREALMS reports that ICANN named the individuals selected to participate in the NextGen programme at ICANN65, following exercise by independent selection committee which saw the successful candidates by reviewing their current field of studies and interest in the Internet ecosystem's ongoing work on global policy and Internet governance.
These 12 individuals, ITREALMS gathered are currently engaged in studies in African universities in the fields of computer science, law, and information technology.
In addition, three individuals who attended a previous ICANN public meeting with the NextGen programme will now serve as ambassadors for these newcomers.
The full list of the fellows comprised,
Innocent Adriko, Uganda Institute of Info and Comms Technology; Eileen Nay Kwipoya, Technical University of Kenya; Vallarie Wendy Yiega, University of Nairobi School of Law; Souad Abidi, Higher school of computer science ESI-Alg; Levy Syanseke, University of Zambia; Sulaimon Moriam Omowunmi, University of Ilorin; Nour El Houda Zouabi, Campus Universitaire, El Manar; Saffie Bobb, American International University West Africa; Cynthia Jade Makory, Kenya School of Law; Adisa Bolutife, University of Lagos; Yashvi Paupiah, University of Mauritius; Oluwaseun Sanjo Ajani, University of Ibadan.
The candidates selected as ICANN65 ambassadors, include Melchizedek Alipio, Nertil Berdufi and Ihita Gangavarapu.
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The trio include Sulaimon Moriam Omowunmi from University of Ilorin, Adisa Bolutife from University of Lagos and Oluwaseun Sanjo Ajani from University of Ibadan.
They emerged from the 12 fellows selected to participate at ICANN65 billed for June 24 through 27, 2019 in Morocco.
ITREALMS reports that ICANN named the individuals selected to participate in the NextGen programme at ICANN65, following exercise by independent selection committee which saw the successful candidates by reviewing their current field of studies and interest in the Internet ecosystem's ongoing work on global policy and Internet governance.
These 12 individuals, ITREALMS gathered are currently engaged in studies in African universities in the fields of computer science, law, and information technology.
In addition, three individuals who attended a previous ICANN public meeting with the NextGen programme will now serve as ambassadors for these newcomers.
The full list of the fellows comprised,
Innocent Adriko, Uganda Institute of Info and Comms Technology; Eileen Nay Kwipoya, Technical University of Kenya; Vallarie Wendy Yiega, University of Nairobi School of Law; Souad Abidi, Higher school of computer science ESI-Alg; Levy Syanseke, University of Zambia; Sulaimon Moriam Omowunmi, University of Ilorin; Nour El Houda Zouabi, Campus Universitaire, El Manar; Saffie Bobb, American International University West Africa; Cynthia Jade Makory, Kenya School of Law; Adisa Bolutife, University of Lagos; Yashvi Paupiah, University of Mauritius; Oluwaseun Sanjo Ajani, University of Ibadan.
The candidates selected as ICANN65 ambassadors, include Melchizedek Alipio, Nertil Berdufi and Ihita Gangavarapu.
Chuks Egbune/DoP
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Tuesday, January 17, 2017
ICANN NextGen Policy Forum @ J’burg seeks applicants
The Internet
Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) has opened call for
application for its Next
Generation participants at the forthcoming Policy Forum, slated for
Johannesburg, South Africa, reports ITRealms.
According to
information reaching ITRealms, showed that Public Forum meeting has been slated
for Johannesburg, South Africa between June 26 through 29, 2017.
This call, ICANN said,
is for those between 18 and 30 years old and interested in the domain name
system, Internet governance issues, Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
public policy work.
In addition, ITRealms gathered
that the NextGen application time frame which commenced on Monday, January 16
is expected to close by February 24, 2017.
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Sunday, January 24, 2016
ICANN56: Fellowship, NextGen@ICANN application rounds open
The Internet Corporation for
Assigned Names and Numbers (lCANN) launches the application rounds for both the
NextGen@ICANN and Fellowship Programmes to participate in ICANN56 in Panama
City, Panama in June 2016, reports ITRealms.
This round, ICANN said, remains open
until 19 February 2016 and successful candidates would be announced on the
ICANN website, 25 March 2016.
ITRealms gathered that an important distinction
regarding this round of the Fellowship Programme is that only those who have
previously participated in at least one ICANN Fellowship could apply.
This is
due to the new ICANN Meeting Strategy / Meeting B that is specifically
focused on policy making and ongoing work within ICANN Communities, therefore
only those Alumni of the Programme who are currently actively engaged in one of
the ICANN Multistakeholder Model Communities are eligible to participate.
ITRealms
further reports, the ICANN
Fellowship programme seeks participants from developing countries of the
world in order to help create a broader base of knowledgeable constituents to
engage in the Multistakeholder process and become the new voice of experience
in their regions and beyond.
Recalling that since its creation in
2007, the Fellowship Programme has built a strong group of individuals who are
actively participating in all of the ICANN communities as well as various
Internet Governance entities within the Internet Ecosystem.
Their engagement ranges from writing
articles and blogs, providing online or in-person public comment in regard to
bottom up policy building, engaging in Internet conferences and panel
discussions, lifting a pen in working groups, mentoring newcomers, assisting
our regional leaders and becoming leaders themselves.
On the NextGen@ICANN programme, ITRealms reports that it remains the
same for Meeting A, B and C: it is an education and awareness based experience,
designed for a smaller, younger, and more region-specific group of participants.
Applicants, ICANN said, must be
between the ages of 18 and 30, live in the region of the meeting, and be
engaged in some level of higher education, with focus on Internet related
subject matter. Each selected member will deliver a 5-10 minute presentation on
a topic relevant to the community. Recent presentation topics include Internet
governance, Domain Name System (DNS), and the future of the Internet.
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