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It appears there has not been any
significant upward shift in Information
and Communications Technology (ICT)
development in Nigeria in the last one
year; this is because the country has
ranked 137thout of 175 countries
surveyed on technology growth in 2016.
According to the International
Telecommunications Union (ITU) in its
‘Measuring the Information Society’
report on ICT Development Index (IDI)
made available to The Guardian on
Monday, Nigeria, which ranked
137th last year still remained on the
same spot in 2016. Though, the IDI in
2015 was 2.48 per cent, which slightly
climbed to 2.72 in the outgoing year.
The IDI is an index published by the
United Nations, International
Telecommunication Union (ITU), based on
internationally agreed information and
communication technologies (ICT)
indicators. The IDI is based on 11 ICT
indicators, grouped in three clusters:
access, use and skills.
According to the report, South Korea,
which ranked number one in 2015, with
8.78 per cent IDI penetration maintained
the same position in 2016, even with
higher IDI of 8.84 per cent penetration.
The other nine countries in the top 10
ranking are:
· Iceland (8.83 per cent);
· Denmark (8.74 per cent);
· Switzerland (8.68 per cent);
· United Kingdom (8.57 per cent);
· Hong Kong (8.46 per cent);
· Sweden (8.45 per cent);
· Netherland (8.43 per cent);
· Norway (8.42 per cent); and,
· Japan (8.37 per cent).
The United States of America is ranked
15th with 8.17 per cent penetration.
With Seychelles ranking 87th and 5.03
IDI penetration from 85th position and
4.77 per cent in 2015, the country leads
other African countries. South Africa is
next with 5.03 per cent and 88th position
from 4.70 per cent in 2015.Tunisia is
next. It had a slight IDI growth of 4.83
per cent in 2016 from 4.49 per cent it
had in 2015, which placed it at 95th
position.
Commenting, the Director
Telecommunication Development Bureau
(BDT), ITU, Brahima Sanou, said this
year’s results showed that nearly all of
the 175 countries covered by the index
improved their IDI values between 2015
and 2016.
He stressed that during the same period,
stronger improvements were made on ICT
use than access, mainly as a result of
strong growth in mobile-broadband
uptake globally.
This, he said, allowed an increasing
number of people, particular from the
developing world, to join the information
society and benefit from the many
services and applications provided
through the Internet.
“This year, for the first time, the report
also shows countries’ rankings according
to their improvement in IDI value. The
results show strong improvements in
performance throughout the world; a
number of middle income developing
countries in particular are reaping the
benefits of more liberalised and
competitive ICT markets that encourage
innovation and ICT uptake across all
sectors,” he stated.
He explained that despite these
encouraging developments, there is need
to focus on the countries that are among
the least connected in the world, “urgent
action is required to address this
persistent digital divide if we want to
achieve the Sustainable Development
Goals (SDGs) enshrined in the 2030
Agenda for Sustainable Development. For
example, the report shows that in some
low-income countries, between 20 and 40
per cent of people still do not own a
mobile phone and that the gender gap in
mobile phone ownership is substantially
higher.”
The report observed that there is a strong
association between economic and ICT
development, with the least developed
countries at a particular disadvantage.
According to it, the average IDI value for
developed countries (7.40) is 3.33 points
higher than that for developing countries
(4.07), although developing countries
improved their IDI value more than
developed countries.
There is also a strong association between
the least connected countries, countries
that are in the bottom quartile of the IDI
2016 distribution, and least developed
countries. Indeed, the bottom 27
countries are all least developed
countries, and the gap in IDI values
between these countries and higher-
performing developing countries
continues to widen. |
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Ooni Must Read This Before December 25th! A Letter to My King, My Role Model Ooni of Ife, My Indisputable Role Model For years as a bright and ambitious teenager, I've been searching endlessly for "my indisputable role model". Then when 2015 was about packing her loads, the news of your impending and imminent arrival as the new Oonirisa, number one citizen of Oodua nation, Arole-Oduduwa and infallible Imperial Royal Majesty of the highest and most precious throne of the Yoruba race hits the nooks and crannies of the world as if it's the second coming of Christ! As a young and vibrant youth, I was so excited that history is about to be made during my existence. Prior to your coronation, I made research (Internet, Facts and History about your Royal Highness), studied you as if it's a 100 units course in which I must get an A and at the end of the day, I was over joyous that I have found the black diamond I've been desperately searching for. If I had money, I would have thrown a little party for my friends to celebrate with me over this awesome findings of a young man of impeccable wisdom, unquestionable character, resourceful business man, philanthropist, great accountant, real estate developer and a God fearing king to be. Immediately after the unforgettable coronation of your majesty, through dreams and visions it was as if all the political parties present in my youthful life voted for His Imperial Majesty Oonirisa Oba Adeyeye Enitan Babatunde Ogunwusi as my indisputable role model. To be candid your majesty, ever since then you became the smaller god after the Most High God in my life, my life has continued to transform for good and your ability and desire of affecting lives positively has been infused/transmitted into my blood, body and soul. Time will not permit your humble son to disclose all what your personality has taught and done for me but I will explain some. Your honour ascended the throne of your fore fathers at the youthful age of 40. And during the hey days of your youth (you are still and forever a youth your highness) you faced a lot of challenges in life, you fathered a daughter at the age of 19, you started petty trades/small entrepreneurship to cater for your lovely daughter and more that time won't permit me to mention. To God be the glory, during these hey days of yours you achieved so many achievements worth mentioning - a great accountant, entrepreneur and a real estate developer. But I believe one thing stands out in achieving all these, and that is Wisdom and the fear of God. Your majesty, these are the things i have learnt from you about WISDOM which happens to by my middle name: * Any change/transformation and achievement that is not by wisdom is short lived. (The change we are experiencing in Ife and the Yoruba nation). * Legacies are by wisdom. (Your footprints are everywhere) * Where there is foolishness, there is barrenness and where there is fruitfulness, there is wisdom. (Oodua nation is exhibiting progression not recession) * When wisdom meets you at any level, it places you at the top because wisdom starts from the top. (Your Highness was once a nobody/normal Prince). * Wisdom is a work of grace (You are enjoying unexpirable grace from the Most High God). * Wisdom gives you unfair advantages over others. (Your Royal Stool/Throne is set above all others). * It is only the wisdom that comes from above that can make you superior (No wonder of your undying love for Eledumare). * If you don't have faith, you can never have wisdom. (Your Majesty Sir, I named you King Faith) Hmmmm, Your Majesty if I should continue to pour out what you've taught me (actually learnt from your life) about wisdom, BBCNews will be forced to interview your son on this matter. There are so many things I have learnt, that I am still learning and that I will learn from you my Royal Father. Even the Vanguard Newspaper described you as "an astute entrepreneur driven by turning impossibilities to possibilities'’. And above all things is your undying and undisputed love for the King of Kings, GOD Most High which intrigues me a lot and disturb some ignoramuses till date. You are so much celebrated and appreciated my King! My dreams of becoming a Builder/Engineer, world renowned Event Planner, Writer, Philanthropist, Statesman and God fearing citizen of Oodua nation and my country Nigeria is already on the path of actualization and greatly influenced by your nobility my King. Even though i am not of royal blood, your impact in my life has transformed me from being called "Gaga" to being called a "Legend". After God, you are next in directing and influencing my life and career, I pray that the anointing of grace and wisdom over your life and descendant will never run dry. (Amen). With unspeakable joy in my heart, i am saying thank you very much Sir for being my "Indisputable Role Model". I have a wish for this year's yuletide season gift from you Kabiyesi, I want to celebrate my Xmas with your Imperial Royal Majesty in your majestic and beautiful palace called Ile Oodua. Make my dream come true my King. I have never had a reason to regret in my life all thanks to God, but i am afraid my request won't come anytime soon (with tears of a writer) because this set piece written by my humble self must get and be read by his Imperial Royal Majesty Oonirisa Arole-Oduduwa Oba Adeyeye Enitan Babatunde Ogunwusi Ojaja II, Ooni of Ife [Father of the Yoruba race] My loving regards to my Queen Olori Wuraola Ogunwusi and entire Ile Oodua. Merry Xmas and Happy New Year Olanipekun Tobiloba Wisdom [Tobinolegend] writes ✍ Kindly rebroadcast with love -- Regards, Olufemi Olanipekun Head, News and Current Affairs Rave 91.7FM Plot 22/23 Oroki Estate Extension, Osogbo, Osun State. +2348067002907 Twitter - @FMOlanipekun |
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