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ERNWACA- Annual Report 2009 Consequently, the following Principal Researchers were Lead Discussants at the Café: Dr. Emmanuel Emah [University of Uyo, Akwa Ibom], Dr. Franca Usen [College of Education, Nsit, Akwa Ibom] and Dr. Supo Jegede [University of Lagos]. The National Coordinator was the Chairman for the occasion. Many scholars from major institutions in Nigeria attended. Meaningful contributions were made in the course of discussions. 2009 Small Grant Award Nigeria won two slots in the 2009 Small Grant programme. The lucky winners are: Dr. Dorothy Ofoha et al [University of Lagos] and Dr. Virgilius Ekpo [University of Uyo, Akwa Ibom]. The two groups are presently putting final changes to their reports. The titles of their studies, respectively, are: • A Critical Appraisal of the Mode of Implementation of Nigerian Secondary School Curriculum: Towards Socio-economic Empowerment of Youth • Universal Basic Education and Socio-Economic Prospects of the Girl-Child in South-South Nigeria Regional Workshop on Educational Research Techniques Dr. Dorothy Ofoha and Dr. Virgilius Ekpo attended the Regional workshop aimed at improving the research capacity of the 2009 Small Grant Winners. The function was held in Accra, Ghana. Launching of JERA Dr Cecilia Oladapo, being one of the authors whose article was accepted for publication in the maiden issue of the international journal, attended the launching programme in Côte d’Ivoire. National Visibility Projects The Nigeria National Coordination Special Task Force [comprised of Dr. Supo Jegede, Dr. Dorothy Ofoha, Dr. Perp Ememe, Dr. Blessing Anyikwa and Dr. Dayo Odukoya] has collected data on the following studies: • The State, Causes and Consequences of Road Traffic Situation in Lagos State, Nigeria • Appraisal of Electricity Situation in Nigeria: Causes, Consequences and Way Forward • The Challenges of Married Women in Africa [Case Study of Nigerian Women] • The Benefits and Challenges of Mobile Communication Systems in Nigeria Data analysis is nearing completion for the first two studies [Road Traffic and Electricity]. The final report, which is planned for publication in popular national newspapers, shall also be specially despatched to the respective governments together with our relevant completed projects. The Task Force also met the Management of Greenspring Secondary School, Anthony, Lagos to commence the pilot study of the Young Inventors Project. The project is aimed at discovering and motivating young Talents capable of evolving science and technology products with local efforts. These efforts, we hope should make ERNWACA Nigeria more visible. The Special Task Force meets once every month to brainstorm on how to move ERNWACA Nigeria forward. 2009 Strategic Meeting and International Colloquium The Secretary General, Dr. Dayo Odukoya, representing the National Coordinator attended the 2009 Strategic Meeting held at Bamako, Mali on December 16 th and 17 th 2009. He also presented a paper on the prospects of evolving policy reformation research studies within the Nigerian Context. Financial Report [As Reported by the National Treasurer, Dr Lucy Ekwueme] Income & Expenditure for the Period 30 th April - 30 th November, 2009 # INCOME [In the majority via Small Grants and Membership Fees] 3,637,665.50 Expenses Grants [2 Groups] 1,386,050 Visibility Research study [Task Force] 64,600 Salary 56,000 Scientific committee 106,300 29
ERNWACA- Annual Report 2009 Office running (Sec.Gen. Allowance,/Ass. Sec. Salaries, Recharge-cards, Repairs & Maintenance, Internet, etc.) 270,950 Research Result Dissemination Café 40,000 Mentors’ fees 300,000 DHL charges 70,000 Bank charges 11,255.49 2,305,155.49 ------------------- Cash at Bank 1,332,510.01 =========== Exchange rate: $1 = 150 nairaER WACA-Nigeria Chapter Annual Report ERNWACA Central African Republic Activities Report Introduction This report provides the review of 2009 activities. It is established for the Regional Coordinating Office based in Bamako (MALI) and provides information for the National Authorities: Ministry of National Education and the Rector of the University of Bangui. It will therefore provide elements of information on : • Planned activities • Activities carried out • Impact of activities carried out • Prospects for 2010 Planned activities The National Coordinating Office, during its meeting devoted to this subject, examined and adopted a draft activity programme centred around the following topics: • Activities for sensitization relating to the call for Candidates for 2009 • Means to adopt for the acquisition and equipment of headquarter ; • Drawing up organic texts; • Preparation of the Founding General Assembly (FGA) • Monitoring and evaluation of the 2008 recipient team’s research project; • Participation in seminars. Activities carried out In February 2009, following publication and the launch of the Call for Candidates, the national Coordinating Office initiated and animated sensitization seminars around the proposed themes. Three teams were set up for this purpose: • Monsieur Anatole NDEMAGOUDA, General Secretary of the National Coordinating Office, assisted by his Assistant, Madame Olga Blanche BITEMAN and the General Treasurer Samuel BISSAFI, animated programmes on the National Radio and Television, networks that enabled the National Coordinating Office to reach a wide public audience. • Monsieur Innocent GOUMAPE, Communications Officer, and Monsieur Samuel BISSAFI produced publicity supports (prospectus, flyers, posters) that were distributed and diffused in schools and Universities as well as in the workplace. • Gervais NZAPALI principal researcher (2008 edition) to whom the role of animating a conference-debate was entrusted, faced a general public made up of students and teachers, who participated in great numbers. This event took place at the Bangui Ecole Normale Supérieure (ENS) de Bangui. Acquisition and Equipment of Headquarters site The National Coordinating Office addressed a request to the Director of the Bangui ENS. He gave his agreement to provide a building to host the Association’s activities. Work was undertaken to prepare 30
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