Internet Society Nigeria Chapter

Internet Society Nigeria Chapter Nigeria Chapter of the global non-profit Internet Society.

Dedicated to the cause of an open, secure, trusted and globally-connected Internet for Everyone regardless of race, gender, vocation or location.

The Internet Society Nigeria Chapter invites you to the 2026 Girls in ICT Hybrid Program.đź“… Date: Thursday, April 23, 202...
22/04/2026

The Internet Society Nigeria Chapter invites you to the 2026 Girls in ICT Hybrid Program.

đź“… Date: Thursday, April 23, 2026
⏰ Time: 10:45 AM
đź’» Join via Zoom: rb.gy/si9lou

🎯 ISOC Priority (Mission Agenda):
Scale Training Capacity for Girls in our Communities

👤 Host:
Engr. Kunle Olorundare (President, ISOC Nigeria)

🎤 Speakers:
Igba Priscilla (Treasurer, Internet Society Nigeria Chapter)
Esther Mwiyeria Kioni (Senior Director, Training and eLearning, Internet Society)

đź“Ť Physical Hubs:
Abuja, Lagos, Adamawa, Plateau, Sokoto, Ogun, Cross River, Kano, Zamfara State

Join West Africa Internet Governance Forum (WAIGF) in Freetown, Sierra Leone for another insightful event. This year's f...
15/04/2026

Join West Africa Internet Governance Forum (WAIGF) in Freetown, Sierra Leone for another insightful event. This year's forum will feature engaging conversations impacting our digital sovereignty as a region and beyond. Save the date. Register via the link.
http://waigf.ecowas.int/register/
The event is being sponsored/partnered by Internet Society, Ecowas - Cedeao, ICANN, AFRINIC-The Internet Numbers Registry for Africa, Internet Governance Forum Support Association (IGFSA), Internet Society Foundation, and United Nations Department of Economic and Social Affairs (DESA)

*ICANN85 ReadOut, Nigeria Session.*Dear *Netizens* ,Following the conclusion of ICANN 85, we invite you to join us for a...
08/04/2026

*ICANN85 ReadOut, Nigeria Session.*

Dear *Netizens* ,

Following the conclusion of ICANN 85, we invite you to join us for a comprehensive Post-Meeting Stakeholder Briefing to discuss key outcomes and regional updates.

Our session will feature insights from a diverse range of constituencies, including GNSO, ccNSO, RSSAC, and Civil Society, providing a holistic view of the current ICANN landscape in Africa.

*Date* : Wednesday, April 8, 2026.

*Time* : 03:00 PM

*Speakers* also Include:
âś“ Francisca Iloezumma (RrSG)
âś“ Bukola Oronti (OFB WG Co-Chair)
âś“ Samira Ali Danburam (ICANN 85 Fellow)
âś“ Adesola Akinsanya (ISPCP)
âś“ Lawrence Olawale-Roberts (GNSO)..and representatives from across the ICANN community.

*Certificates will be issued to participating Nigerians*

*https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/7H0ZHpgYRdmRuzMUl6DRog*

We look forward to your active participation in this important community dialogue.

Best regards,

Dr. Adebunmi Adeola Akinbo
ICANN ALAC (ALT).
*For The Hosting Team*

Still on SID 2026
14/03/2026

Still on SID 2026

🌍 ISOC Nigeria Celebrates International Women’s Day with Digital Empowerment Event in JosThe Internet Society Nigeria Ch...
12/03/2026

🌍 ISOC Nigeria Celebrates International Women’s Day with Digital Empowerment Event in Jos

The Internet Society Nigeria Chapter proudly celebrated International Women’s Day 2026, bringing together women for a day of connection, inspiration, and learning focused on empowerment in the digital space.

The event highlighted the importance of continuous growth and encouraged participants to actively pursue opportunities that enhance their professional development.

A key highlight was a cybersecurity awareness session titled “Introduction to Cyber Security,” facilitated by Oche Paul. Participants were introduced to essential online safety practices such as creating strong passwords, using multi-factor authentication, and identifying potential online threats.

As part of the initiative, attendees were granted access to a free six-week self-paced cybersecurity course, an opportunity that generated excitement and reflected the Internet Society Nigeria Chapter’s commitment to promoting digital literacy and safe Internet use.

The event concluded with networking, a group photograph, and the presentation of ISOC Nigeria-branded water bottles to participants as souvenirs.

The celebration served as a meaningful platform for connection, inspiration, and learning, reinforcing the importance of empowering women to thrive in the digital age.

đź”— Read more: www.isoc.ng/iwd26

10/03/2026

The newsletter is here. Find key updates, important reminders, and information to help you prepare for the Community Forum in Mumbai, 7–12 March.

đź”— Read it now >> https://conta.cc/40gKoNn

As we wrap up Safer Internet Day month, the conversation is only just beginning. Artificial Intelligence is no longer "t...
25/02/2026

As we wrap up Safer Internet Day month, the conversation is only just beginning. Artificial Intelligence is no longer "the future"—it’s our current reality. The real question is: How do we navigate this era while keeping our digital spaces safe? Youth Intern

Join the Nigeria Youth Internet Governance Forum, Internet Society Nigeria Chapter and the Pan-Africa Center For AI-Ethics for a deep dive into our 2026 theme - "Smart Tech, Safe Choices: Exploring the Safe and Responsible Use of AI"

đź“… Date: Friday, 27th February, 2026
đź•› Time: 12:00 PM WAT
đź“Ť Location: Live Webinar

Don’t miss this final reflection on promoting a safe digital space in the AI era.

đź”— Register here: https://bit.ly/sid-2026

📍 FCT – AbujaISOC NG organized a successful Safer Internet Day 2026 celebration in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), ...
20/02/2026

📍 FCT – Abuja

ISOC NG organized a successful Safer Internet Day 2026 celebration in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), Abuja, on 10th February 2026, bringing together students, teachers, parents, youth groups, and key community stakeholders under the theme “Smart Tech, Safe Future.”

As Nigeria’s capital and a hub for innovation and policy engagement, Abuja played a strategic role in promoting online trust and safety. The event focused on educating participants on responsible digital use, data privacy, cyber hygiene, and the importance of building a respectful and secure online environment.

Through interactive sessions and practical discussions, participants were empowered with knowledge on how to identify online risks, avoid misinformation, protect personal information, and use emerging technologies responsibly.

The FCT program reaffirmed our collective commitment to ensuring that people everywhere have an Internet experience that is safe, secure, and protects them online.

Together, we continue to build a smarter and safer digital future for all.






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