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Last year, I actually published a blog post here, and on my personal blog, which I titled "MAG: To be or not to be"? And I know folks like Ginger were sad. Okay, so here we go again. And this time, I have had people asking again. So I will do the post and leave it there!
Voilà!
Full name: Nnenna.
Gender: Not male
Nationality: I…
Posted on November 13, 2013 at 8:15pm — 1 Comment
Here are a few of my own views on the « weird, ironic, and hypocritical nature of Dubai »that I would like to share
= Full post on http://nnennaorg.blogspot.com/2012/12/the-weird-ironic-and-hypocritical-wcit.html =
Posted on January 22, 2013 at 3:19pm
I am reading Ginger's "actions call" for MAG self/nominations. And it is so spirited that I have decided to write down my "thoughts" here as a blog. Will be my third blog of the day.. Looks like I'm in a bloggy mood.. if ever such a word exists.
In reading the scoring, I see that I actually have a "BIG FAT" chance. Here is the way I see it:
1. I will get a 10% for being in Côte d'Ivoire, a country that has yet to be on the MAG
2. I will get another 10% for…
ContinuePosted on February 16, 2012 at 11:36pm — 5 Comments
I think I deserve a merited Diplo vacation! Finally, "Social media and networks: what potential is there for policy engagement by citizens in West Africa?" has been published and is now freely available for download on http://www.diplomacy.edu/poolbin.asp?IDPool=1342
I need to say thanks to all you guys who encouraged me on the verryy lloonngg journey.. all the tutors.
Thanks.
Posted on August 17, 2011 at 4:37pm — 4 Comments
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Thank you for your input. I wish every one the best.
Many thanks for your comment on the Social Reporter Training workshop.
I'm sorry we didn't manage to link remote participants into the training directly (I didn't realise the WebCast was still on!) but I have prepared a 'Remote Training' presentation which you can find here: http://www.diplointernetgovernance.org/group/socialreporting/forum/topics/engage-remotely-connect
That has all the details of how to get involved (apart from the wrong e-mail address in. The correct one is igf2010@diplomacy.edu).
I hope you can be part of the remote social reporting!
Tim