The newly elected national president of
the Nigeria Computer Society (NCS), Professor
David O. Adewumi, has said that his vision is to have a society that is
people-centred, just as he unveiled his 11-point agenda.
Disclosing this soon after his
election, Prof. Adewumi in his Presidential vision and mission, made available
to DigitalSENSE Business News,
said that aside being a people-centred President, he looks forward to harness
Information and Communication Technology (ICT) talent of members for national development
towards making Nigeria the ICT centre for Africa.
According to Adewumi, his mission is
to transform NCS into a highly visible and result-oriented society that will
deliver quality services to all sectors of the Nigerian economy and her
members.
DigitalSENSE Business News
recollects that at the NCS election held during the Annual General Meeting of
the group, Prof. Adewumi’s introduced an 11-point agenda, which includes to strengthen
existing and grow new NCS Chapters; overhaul
NCS Information Management System, strong relationship with Government MDAs to
foster use of ICT to achieve Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
He also promised to collaborate with corporate
Nigeria, local and International ICT Suppliers and Service Providers towards
enhancing Professionalism and building Industry, expand membership base by encouraging and
enhancing the capacity of NCS chapters to reach out to potential members in
their locality, improve inter and intra governmental relations.
Additionally, he promised to build on
the current visibility of NCS within Nigeria in particular and the world in
general, create more productive working relationships with the international
community on ICT, maintain excellent and mutually beneficial working
relationships with other professional groups within and outside the country, strengthen
NCS presence in Abuja and create a Research and Development Think Tank that
will proffer relevant ICT solution to national issues.
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