At the just concluded Nigeria Computer Society (NCS) 9th International Conference, Prof Charles Uwadia, Professor of Computer Science and Director of Computer Centre, University of Lagos was elected unopposed has the new NCS President. He succeeds Dr Chris Nwannena whose 2 terms of 2 years each ended on Friday July 20, 2007.

Other positions were keenly contested at the lively AGM of the Society with the following result:

New NEC of NCS 2007 

1. President – Prof Charles Uwadia

2. 1^st Vice-President – Mr Tizhe Ibrahim

3. 2^nd Vice- President – Dr Adewunmi

4. ITAN President – Chief Jimson Olufuye, fncs

5. ISPON President – Engr Simeon Agu

6. ISPAN President – Engr Sam Adeleke

7. Chairman Publications – Mr Aderounmu Adesola

8. Chairman Education – Dr Peter Olayiwola

9. Chairman Audit – Mr Amaefule CS

10. Chairman Events & Trade – Mr Salisu Afolabi

11. Chairman Publication & Corp. Affairs – Ejalonibu Adeniyi

12. Chairman Credentials – Mr Sam Juwe

13. Chairman Conferences – Mrs Owolabi V. O

14. Chairman Standards & Ethics – Abimbola Olayinka

15. Chairman Ethics – Mrs Adeola Ilechukwu

16. Ex-Officio – Mr Adegbiyi A. P. & Mrs Folajimi Yetunde

NCS Representatives (Elected) to CPN Council

1. Dr A. Adeyemi

2. Chris Uwaje

3. Mrs Odusote

4. Obaro T. J.,

5. Allswell Achumba

6. Adeaga, J. O. B.

NCS Representatives (Statutory) to CPN Council

1. President – Prof Charles Uwadia

2. 1^st Vice-President – Mr Tizhe Ibrahim

3. ITAN President – Chief Jimson Olufuye, fncs

4. ISPON President – Engr Simeon Agu

5. ISPAN President – Engr Sam Adeleke

6. Chairman Education – Dr Peter Olayiwola

Prof Uwadia and his team will steer the affairs of the Society for the next two years.

Theme:

Achieving the Millennium Development Goals in Nigeria: IT Strategies and Tools (MILDEG)

Venue: Concorde Hotel, Owerri

Date: July 17 - 20, 2007

Uwadia receiving baton from Uwadia

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The driving force of the information age is the composite stream of applied technologies (Information and Communications) known as Information Technology (IT). It is the engine of modern civilization. The higher a nation or people are in IT pedestal, the more developed the people are in terms of wealth, living standard, know-how and dominance of the world within and without.

- Jimson Olufuye