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    Home»News»Eko-Konnect Users Conference Holds 19-21 January
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    Eko-Konnect Users Conference Holds 19-21 January

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    The 2021 edition of Eko-Konnect Users Conference will virtually from 19-21 of this month, Chiamaka Oziri, Head of Marketing and Communications at Eko-Konnect has announced.

    The announcement, which came via email message also note that the conference is a great way to kick off the year with two sessions daily dealing with important issues for the research and education community, especially as the Covid-19 pandemic has fundamentally changed how people live and work.

    Meanwhile, the President of the Association of Telecom Companies of Nigeria (ATCON), Engr. Ikechukwu Nnamani will lead expert speakers and thought leaders from Nigeria and worldwide to focus on how the community can use technology to meet the challenge and operate vibrant and inclusive research and education networks at the 3-day conference.

    Other confirmed speakers to attend the conference shared into six sessions with two sessions per day are Prof. Charles Uwadia, Chairman of Eko-Konnect Research and Education Initiative, Mr. Kazeem Oladepo, Vice President of IHS Nigeria Limited and Wole Abu, CEO of Liquid Telecom Nigeria.

    The Eko-Konnect User Conference is focused on research and education networking activities in Nigeria.This Conference brings together practitioners in the research and education networking community, librarians, researchers, policymakers, and service providers from across Nigeria and the WACREN region.

    Register here for this year’s edition

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