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Team : Olaposi Abiola Bio

 

 

Olaposi Abiola
Storyteller, ICT professional
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Olaposi Olakunmi Abiola's family name is Eluwole. They come from a tribe in Ile-Ife known as Yoruba in the southwest of Nigeria, West Africa.

His knowledge in Electrical/Electronics Engineering from the Federal Polytechnic in Ede coupled with the computer knowledge from both Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife and University of Ibadan and has helped me to perform better in the vision of building ICT tools to enable people to learn and communicate.

He has been a member of Institute of Electrical Electronics Engineers (IEEE), since 2001 and a member of Association for Computing Machinery (ACM), since 2002. Olaposi has made contributions in several International student festivals like ISWI, and OFW. In addition to his expertise on ICT issues, he also has a level of understanding on cultural and religious diversity in the global village. He was recently invited to lecture on this topic.

He founded the Global Resource Information Technology Network (GRITEN) in 2001. This organization includes people from various fields who use or see the need to use Information Communication Technology (ICT) as a major tool in promoting access to information, both regionally and internationally through a variety of means and approaches. It also assists in exposing potentials in various fields of disciplines. GRITEN see the benefits of ICT in promoting environmental sustainability, improving ties between corporate bodies and other non-governmental organizations and to empower people in marginalized communities both urban and rural throughout Nigeria via information sharing.

  • The "Clean-up Abuja Campaign" workshop and seminar on the needs for maintaining healthy environment was organized in November 2002.
  • Survey on Information Technology awareness in Oyo State like Oyo township, Iseyin and Okeho.
  • Routing demonstrative workshop on importance of information technology in chosen schools in Ibadan.

In October 2003, a concluded arrangement was made with OneVillage Foundation to combine our efforts to achieve our shared vision in building a socially just and sustainable world for humanity. Until the agreement of this merger, GRITEN has renamed itself as oneVillage Foundation-Nigeria (OVF-Nigeria).

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Olaposi Abiola
[email protected]

 
                 
     

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