An
erudite telecommunications engineer, Mr. Titi Omo-Ettu is to chair the 2014 Nigeria
IPV6 Roundtable slated to hold in Lagos on June 6 in commemoration of the World
IPv6 Day, reports ITRealms.
The organizers
of the Nigeria IPv6 Roundtable, DigitalSENSE Africa, made this disclosure
through its Executive Director, Operations, Mrs. Nkemdilim Nweke in Lagos.
She
said that the roundtable scheduled for Welcome Centre & Hotels, Lagos is to
mark another World IPv6 Day, being held under the Nigeria IPv6 Roundtable on
the second day of the Nigeria DigitalSENSE Forum (NDSF) series 2014.
Mrs.
Nweke explained that the 2014 Nigeria IPv6 Roundtable would be hosted with the
theme: IPv6 & Broadband Penetration in Nigeria and urged participants to
register at www.digitalsenseafrica.com.ng
to enable them get a space.
According
to her, speakers at this year’s event include the chief executive officer, Internet
eXchange Point of Nigeria, Mr. Mohammed Rudman and his counterpart at Phase3
Telecom, Mr. Stanley Jegede as well as president of the Internet Society Nigeria,
Chief Giandomenico Massari.
Other
panelist expected at the Nigeria IPv6 Roundtable is the president of Internet Service
Providers Association of Nigeria (ISPAN) Mr. Sunday Folayan.
She also
noted that the first day of Nigeria DigitalSENSE Forum would focus on the
Internet Governance for Development (IG4D) with the theme: Internet Governance,
eBiz and Open Access under the chairmanship of Prof. Charles Uwadia and head,
Computer Science Departments of University of Lagos (UNILAG).
Further,
Mrs. Nweke recalled that Engineer Omo-Ettu is a notable leader in the nation’s
telecommunications sector and is a chartered telecommunications engineer,
consultant and trainer with special focus on developmental applications of
information technology, education processes, youth development, and universal
access.
Omo-Ettu
also is a Managing Consultant of Telecom Answers Associates, founder of The
CYBERSCHUUL, and publisher of CyberschuulNews.com with proven consultancy with the
Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) from its inception in 1993 to 2010
serving the Commission in the areas of industry studies and research, internet
applications and universal service plans, just as he offers similar services to
private sector clients among others.
She equally
notes that Engr. Omo-Ettu who presided over the Association of
Telecommunication Companies of Nigeria (ATCON) until 2011, had served on
Councils of the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), Council for the Regulation
of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN); Computer Registration Council of Nigeria
(CPN), and currently a member of the Nigerian National Broadband Council,
whereas he has received over 15 merit awards and recognitions from professional
associations.
Staff writer/GEE
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