The founder of CFAtech, Chukwuemeka
Fred Agbata (CFA) has been invited to join the jury for the www.falling-walls.com Lagos, reports ITRealms.
This invite was extended by the office of the Consul
General of the Federal Republic of Germany to be part of the jury for the first
Falling Walls Lab Lagos, slated for Saturday, April 28, 2018.
The letter personally signed by Ingo Herbert, Consular General
of the Federal Republic of Germany in Lagos, read in part "It is my
privilege and honor to write to invite you as a member of the jury to the
first Falling Walls Lab Lagos which will take place at the German
Consulate General on 28th April 2018 at 1 pm."
The Falling Walls Lab is a commemoration of the Falling the
Berlin Wall established in 2011 by the Falling Walls Foundation to support
ideas and innovation from outstanding academics anywhere in the world.
According to Herbert, the Falling Walls Lab Lagos is being
jointly carried out with support from the University of Ibadan by the German
Consulate Lagos and the Nigerian arm of German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)
the first ever Falling Walls in Nigeria.
He added that the Labs are organized independently in various
places across the globe, typically by or in collaboration with a scientific
institution.
Interested student applicants of any discipline from
various institutions should submit their application on www.falling-walls.com/lab/apply.
These students would be judged based on their ideas, vision, social initiatives
to business models relevant to the world today.
However, they will have to do a 3 minutes presentation of their
projects to the jury, consisting of experts from academia, research
institutions, and the business community.
The selected winners will travel to Berlin, Germany to
participate in the Lab finale, where there will be presentations from 100 other
winners of other Labs across the globe. As well as the Falling Walls
Conference, where more than 600 guests from 75 nations are expected to attend.
All participants, he said, would attend the conference with the
three winners of Lagos wing in Berlin giving yet another 3-minute. The
costs are covered by the hosting institution.
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