NIGERIAN COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE(NICOP MfDR)
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a group for members of african Community of practice on Nigeria with a view to setting up a National Chapter in Nigeria
email benusang@yahoo.com
234-8053443045
234-7029722727
Location: Calabar,Nigeria
Members: 7
Latest Activity: Jan 24
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NIGERIAN COMMUNITY OF PRACTICE MEETING PROPOSED FOR CALABAR,NIGERIA
Dear Colleagues,I will like to receive suggestions for a proposed Nigerian Community of Practice Meeting that I am proposing to hold in Calabar. I am open to every suggestion that will make the…Continue
Started by BENEDICT USANG Jan 12.
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Comment by Etim Omini on January 24, 2012 at 5:05pm
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There is need for a national meeting, Nigeria should not be left out.
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Comment by Sulleiman Adediran on January 12, 2012 at 6:08am -
Let's us be part of the enrolment drive... I have just invited Dr Toun Akinsolu to join and I understand she has. Yes, we must plan for a national meeting but we plan properly so that we get results.
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Comment by BENEDICT USANG on January 12, 2012 at 5:53am -
Am delighted to welcome Mr.Adediran to the Nigerian Group on AFCOP, hopefully we will have more members join us soon as the inaugural meeting of members will soon be held in calabar or abuja.Am looking out for more members to join based in Northern Nigeria.Thanks
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Comment by BENEDICT USANG on November 21, 2011 at 9:24am
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Dear Dr.Bala, you are welcome to the Nigerian Community of Practice on Managing for Development Results, Plans are now on for a National Conference within the next six months and you will surely be invited to make your input for a successful establishment of the initiative in Nigeria, please invite more of your friends to join us as soon as possible.Thanks
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Comment by Dr. Bala Ibrahim Sambo on November 13, 2011 at 1:04pm -
Nigerian chapter of CoPmfd is a welcome idea. nigeria has a lot of experience to share with the international community.
email: bisambo2000@yahoo.com or drsambo@balasambo.com
+234-703-1060-010
Location: Badagry, Lagos State, Nigeria
Employer: Administrative Staff College of Nigeria, PMB 1004, Badagry, Lagos, Nigeria.
Looking forward to the actualisation of this noble idea
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Comment by Jafar Abdukadir Danesi on May 16, 2011 at 3:49am -
How do we make people's voice to count in government policy and projects in Nigeria?
This is particularly important considering the fact that the Nigeria people have been sideline from government policy and development projects for too long.
This is the reason why the various development agenda/vision or programmes embarked upon by past administrations in Nigeria does not have direct impact on the people. The fact reamins that you cannot shave a person's head in his absence.
The time has come when development projects are based on the felt needs of the people of Nigeria.
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Comment by Jude Chimdi Ohanele on April 22, 2011 at 5:36am -
I support that we convene a meeeting at the earliest possible time. I hope to work with you.
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Comment by BENEDICT USANG on April 10, 2011 at 3:04pm
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Dear Ikubaje, you have taken the first step by joining this group online, when we have a few more persons taking this step a meeting will be convened to set up the Group formally. be assured that I do not intend tro assume ownership of the process without a meeting being held. I count on your support to make this effort to work.
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Comment by Ikubaje John Gbodi on April 2, 2011 at 2:09pm -
We have to convene a meeting of members first
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Dear Colleagues, A few weeks ago, we asked members to submit topics that they wanted to talk about. One of the topics that came up that we haven’t really talked about in details is decentralization and development. For several decades decentralization and local development have been encouraged in many African countries as a means for generating a dynamic approach to development by including local stakeholders and beneficiaries in project development and implementation. For most states and…See More
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Decentralization and local development: Ensuring Positive Outcomes
Dear Colleagues, A few weeks ago, we asked members to submit topics that they wanted to talk about. One of the topics that came up that we haven’t really talked about in details is decentralization and development. For several decades decentralization and local development have been encouraged in many African countries as a means for generating a dynamic approach to development by including local stakeholders and beneficiaries in project development and implementation. For most states and…See More
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Sheka Bangura commented on Gemma Mbaya's blog post 'HowTo:Your Guide to Results Based Monitoring & Evaluation'
Dear Gemma Mbaya,
Thanks for posting those useful tips on RBM&E. I have been following up with the Kenyan efforts at reforming the public service for better results. RBM&E is about getting attitudes in the public service right towards…
Nermine left a comment for Zaam Ssali
Dear Zaam , my name is Nermine Wally, I am the new AfrEA President. I would gladly like to get in tuch with members of the MfDR community. I do not have your contacts nor Mamadou Abdou Gaoh Sani. I would appreciate of we can stat communicating by…
Winnie M. Luhana commented on Gemma Mbaya's blog post 'HowTo:Your Guide to Results Based Monitoring & Evaluation'
Thanks Gemma, I am sure this is very useful reference material. I will review and provide any necessary comments. We certainly need customised M&E materials
Best regards
Abiyot Assefa commented on Gemma Mbaya's blog post 'HowTo:Your Guide to Results Based Monitoring & Evaluation'
thanks for you invitation.
i am nutting idea about RBM and E so you should help me first bu sending to any related boos what am reading and than we are communicating on the issue detail
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