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Wikimedia Community in Nigeria: Highlight of our works and the celebration of the people behind the success stories; Challenges, Solutions and Impacts.
We officially launched our Wikimedia Nigeria UG office and training center on Tuesday, 18th of July in Lagos, Nigeria. We had our special guest, Alh Mohammed Idris, FNIPR, Publisher of Blueprint Newspapers, who was the Chief launcher; and amazing ladies and gentlemen who graced the launch event.
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An exclusive Plus TV Africa interview with Olushola Olaniyan, the president of Wikimedia User Group Nigeria.
How does young Emmanuella know everything Mark Angel doesn’t? Wikipedia. In this short video, Nigerian comedy star Emmanuella ruins her brother’s day at school by knowing all the answers. Her secret weapon is WIKIPEDIA: 🤍 Produced in collaboration with the Wikimedia Nigeria User Group , Anakle, and the Wikimedia Foundation. Also view on Wikimedia Commons: 🤍 and Vimeo: 🤍
Sources: “A History of Nigeria” by Toyin Falola and Matthew H. Heaton. 2008. Cambridge University Press. New York. “Nigeria: A New History of a Turbulent Century” by Richard Bourne. 2015. Zed Books. London. 🤍 Video: Arch-Angel Raphael the Artist: 🤍 Audio: Lawal sani kona: 🤍 Pictures Requiring Attribution: 🤍
Wikimedia and GLAM in the Global South (Part 1): Heritage, Wikimedia and GLAM in the Global South (Part 2): Libraries and Excellence Seeking
#shorts In this short video I talk about Hausa, one of the most important languages of West Africa (mainly in Nigeria and Niger). Commercial images licensed from Shutterstock.com Creative Commons images in this video: 🤍 Author: Kwamikagami License: CC BY SA 3.0 Unported license 🤍 Author: User: SUM1 License: CC BY SA 4.0 International license
The involvement of Africans in various Wikimedia Movement initiatives and affiliates has grown exponentially during the pandemic. But with reduced opportunities to meet in-person, many Wikimedians are not aware of the state of the general community but also what initiatives have been undertaken to enhance the opportunities available. During this session, we plan to provide an insight on the state of Wikimedia in Africa (community numbers & data, affiliates data, possible reasons as to why the situation is the way it is, which projects are leading etc); recent technological developments in the Wikimedia Movement and the effect they may have on African participation now and in the future. This will be in addition to addressing the developments around plans of select departments of the Wikimedia Foundation to understand what are the ideas for Africa in the next year.
WikiAfrica Hour : Episode 1 : Katherine Maher On the 23rd April 2021, this episode launched WikiAfrica Hour. Episode 1 features WikiAfrica Hour host, Ceslause Ogbonnaya's interview with Katherine Maher (🤍 former Wikimedia CEO. They discuss her journey through Wikimedia and her impressions of and hopes for Africa's Wikimedians. Show highlights include: (timestamp 2:34) Question 1: What led you to join the movement? (timestamp 4:28) Question 2: What are the benefits you derived through your journey in the movement? (timestamp 5:43) Question 3: What are the highlights of your tenure as CEO? The things you’re most proud of? (timestamp 8:30) Question 4: What do you hope to see in the future, in respect to the Movement Strategy 2030? (timestamp 12:00) Question 5: You’ve been supportive of Africa’s wikimedians ever since. What was the experience like attending the first WikiIndaba in 2014, WikiIndaba 2017 in Ghana, WikiIndaba 2018 in Tunisia and Wikimania 2018 in Cape Town, South Africa? (timestamp 15:13) Question 6: What would you like the say to African Wikimedians? (timestamp 18:05) Question 7: What can you suggest to African Wikimedians as regards Community Board Seats and UCoC? (timestamp 24:25) Question 8: If you had one message for Wikimedians around the world, what would it be? (timestamp 28:46) Question 9: What is next for you? Links to the news items mentioned can be found here: 🤍 For more information on the show, and to share news and leave suggestions for future episodes: 🤍 WikiAfrica Hour is a live broadcast available on the following platforms: YouTube: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 WikiAfrica Hour is activated by Wiki In Africa (🤍) in support of Wikimedia usergroups across the WikiAfrica movement. It has been created and facilitated by Wiki In Africa's Florence Devouard (User:Anthere) and Isla Haddow-Flood (User:Islahaddow) and is managed and hosted by Ceslause Ogbonnaya (User:Ceslause). #WikiInAfrica #WikiAfricaHour #Wikipedia #Wikimedia #Wikimedia2030
WikiAfrica Hour Episode 7: In this November special WikiIndaba edition of WikiAfrica Hour, Ceslause and guests unpacked "What the changes at WMF Community Resources mean for you". The guests included: * Kassia Echavarri-Queen (Director of Community Investment at WMF Community Resources) * Veronica Thamaini (Senior Program Officer, Middle East and Africa Grants Committee) * Joy Agyepong (Member of the Middle East and Africa Grants Committee) * Ndahiro derrick (Member of the Middle East and Africa Grants Committee) Thank you Joy for stepping in to read the news! Links to the news items mentioned can be found here: 🤍 For more information on the show, and to share news and leave suggestions for future episodes: 🤍 WikiAfrica Hour is a live broadcast available on the following platforms: YouTube: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 WikiAfrica Hour (🤍 is activated by Wiki In Africa (🤍) in support of Wikimedia usergroups across the WikiAfrica movement. It has been created and facilitated by Wiki In Africa's Florence Devouard (User:Anthere) and Isla Haddow-Flood (User:Islahaddow) and is managed and hosted by Ceslause Ogbonnaya (User:Ceslause). Co-news presenter is Candy Khohliwe (User:Shoodho). #WikiInAfrica #WikiAfricaHour #WikiAfrica #CelebrateAfrica #AfricanNarrative #Wikipedia #Wikimedia #Wikimedia2030
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How has Wikimedia Commons fared so far? What are the possibilities in order to align better with 2030 Movement Strategy? Guests include: * Fiona Romeo - Wikimedia Foundation GLAM, 2022 Image Description Week Working group * Wilson Oluoha - Community facilitator, Wiki Loves Africa 2023 * Ziko Van Dijk - Wiki expert, Netherlands/Germany 📚CHAPTERS📚 00:35 Introduction of topic 2:58 Introduction of guests [Fiona Romeo, Wilson Oluoha, Ziko Van Dijk] 6:08 Introduction by Fiona Romeo 7:32 Introduction by Wilson Oluoha 8:16 Introduction by Ziko Van Dijk 9:12 Sharing the details of being the Senior Manager, GLAM and Culture and how it affects Wikimedia Commons [Fiona] 14:48 Why was the Image Description Week (to commemorate the International Museum Day of 2022 and Global Accessibility Awareness Day of 2022) campaign initiated? What platform was used to add the descriptions? [Fiona] 20:05 Is there a laid down guide on how to onboard institutions to be able to use and appreciate the Wikimedia Commons? If not, how do you bring them on board? [Fiona] 24:54 Is there someone responsible for a maintenance schedule for GLAM tools, or do they only get attention when they malfunction? [Fiona] 29:38 What influenced the decision to found the Igbo Wikimedians Commons Hub? [Wilson] 32:45 Can you remind us what the Say It Right campaign was about? What inspired the campaign? Any stats to share? [Wilson] 38:50 Challenges experienced during the Say It Right campaign [Wilson] 41:39 As the Wiki Loves Africa Community facilitator, what plans have been put in place by the Wiki Loves Africa International team to help the various photographers and participants that will be contesting? [Wilson] 47:37 The benefits of the Wiki Loves Africa contest [Ziko] 49:52 You described Wikimedia Commons and Wikidata as having the task of collecting, curating and providing content. To what extent can you say the WIkimedia Commons has delivered on these tasks? [Ziko] 54:56 What do you think of Wikimedia Commons in terms of inclusivity and overall user experience? [Ziko] 1:00:43 “Quick solutions for the most urgent problems” - improving Wikimedia Commons [Ziko] 1:07:30 Any movement or reaction from the Foundation regarding the open letter titled “Think Big” [Ziko] #WikiAfricaHour #WikiAfrica #WikiInAfrica If you enjoyed this episode, click the SUBSCRIBE button now! Check out previous episodes: bit.ly/WIA_WAHour 🤳 Stay connected with us! Twitter: twitter.com/wikiafrica Facebook: 🤍facebook.com/WikiAfrica On Meta: meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/WikiAfrica_Hour Your host is Ceslause Ogbonnaya. WikiAfrica Hour is powered by the Wiki In Africa’s team. Subscribe to be part of the Wikimedia community and understand how Wikipedia and her Sister projects can solve some of our more pressing issues. Find out more about Wiki In Africa here: 🤍wikiinafrica.org 🔬 Find out more from our blog: 🤍wikiinafrica.org/news #WikiAfrica #WikiAfrica Hour #WikiInAfrica #openknowledge #bigopen #wikimediafoundation #wikimediacommunity #WIR #wikipedians #GLAM #celebrateafrica #design #brands #identity
WikiAfrica Hour : Episode 4 : WikiEvents Unpacked The 4th Episode takes a peep behind the scenes of two unmissable Wiki events, Wikimania 2021 and WikiIndaba conference 2021. Listen to what is planned, how it benefits you and your work and what is involved in the organizing process ... all unpacked!. Episode highlights include: 0:02:33:05 : Wikimania Unpacked, featuring: * Antoni Mtavangu (Co-founder of Wikimedia Tanzania and Wikimania 2021 Pre-conference Co-lead), * Iolanda Pensa (President of Wikimedia Italia & Chair of Wikimania Steering Committee) * Winnie Kabintie (Communications Support for Wikimania 2021), * Gnangarra (Scholarship program lead for Wikimania 2021), and * Yamen Bousrih (Co-founder of Wikimedia Tunisia and Session submissions program and review support for Wikimania 2021) 0:36:44:14 : WikiIndaba Unpacked, featuring * Geoffrey Kateregga (Communications & Publicity Support the WikiIndaba conference 2021 organizing team), and * Alice Kibombo (Program Lead for the WikiIndaba conference 2021 organizing team) 0:59:43:09 : WikiAfrica News for July and August Links to the news items mentioned can be found here: 🤍 For more information on the show, and to share news and leave suggestions for future episodes: 🤍 WikiAfrica Hour is a live broadcast available on the following platforms: YouTube: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 WikiAfrica Hour (🤍 is activated by Wiki In Africa (🤍) in support of Wikimedia usergroups across the WikiAfrica movement. It has been created and facilitated by Wiki In Africa's Florence Devouard (User:Anthere) and Isla Haddow-Flood (User:Islahaddow). It is managed and hosted by Ceslause Ogbonnaya (User:Ceslause). Co-news presenter is Candy Khohliwe (User:Shoodho). #WikiInAfrica #WikiAfricaHour #WikiAfrica #Wikimania #WikiIndaba #Wikipedia #Wikimedia #Wikimedia2030
A round table discussion with the teams behind the respective identities associated to various Wikimedia projects. How are Wikis easily identified? Why are these identities important? It's a round table discussion with the teams behind the respective identities associated to various Wikimedia projects. This week's guests include: * Zack McCne, Director of Brand, Wikimedia Foundation * Erina Mukuta, Wikimedia Sound Logo community liaison Chapters : 04:35 Who is Zack McCune, Director of Brand, Wikimedia Foundation? 07:07 How Wikimedia logos have evolved over time 15:42 Changing the name of the movement 18:50 How did you land the role of Director of Brand 23:21 The Brand Studio at Wikimedia Foundation 32:01 Who is Erina Makuta, Wikimedia Sound Logo Community Liaison? 32:55 What is a sound logo 40:47 The quest to find a unique sonic logo for Wikimedia projects 42:07 Licensing considerations for the future Wikimedia sound logo 44:00 Q & A: Updating the Wikimedia interfaces 47:50 Q & A: How a sound logo will add to Wikimedia’s complex brand ecosystem 50:20 Q & A: How the sound logo contest has been received so far 51:12 Q & A : Where people can add their entries 52:36 Wiki Loves Africa 2022 Short list announcement 54:39 The WikiAfrica Hour News : September 2022 If you enjoyed this episode, click the SUBSCRIBE button now! Check out previous episodes: bit.ly/WIA_WAHour 🤳 Stay connected with us! Twitter: twitter.com/wikiafrica Facebook: 🤍facebook.com/WikiAfrica On Meta: meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/WikiAfrica_Hour Your host is Ceslause Ogbonnaya. WikiAfrica Hour is powered by the Wiki In Africa’s team. Subscribe to be part of the Wikimedia community and understand how Wikipedia and her Sister projects can solve some of our more pressing issues. Find out more about Wiki In Africa here: 🤍wikiinafrica.org 🔬 Find out more from our blog: 🤍wikiinafrica.org/news #WikiAfrica #WikiAfrica Hour #WikiInAfrica #openknowledge #bigopen #wikimediafoundation #wikimediacommunity #WIR #wikipedians #GLAM #celebrateafrica #design #brands #identity
This is a research Interview With Olushola from the Pidgin Wikimedia Community in Nigeria.
This Wiki Loves Africa Masterclass provides a range of methods to make their images more useful on Wikimedia Commons and therefore more likely to be used within the Wikimedia projects, like Wikipedia. The Masterclass is intended for photographers and organisers of Wikimedia events that have uploaded their images to Wikimedia Commons. The Masterclass is hosted as part of Wiki Loves Africa annual photographic contest. Topic 1: Filling in important details while uploading - Isla Haddow-Flood * Tutorial: Adding important details whilst using the upload wizard (timestamp 21:55) Topic 2 : Categories on Wikimedia Commons - Florence Devouard * Adding categories to an already uploaded images * Creating a category and a sub-category (c:Commons:Categories) * Why this is important: 🤍 * Using HotCat and other preloaded shortcuts (timestamp 51:14) Topic 3 : After uploading, so many jobs still to do - user:GuillaumeG * Image Checking - 🤍 (timestamp 1:18:47) Topic 4 : WPWP and other image placement drives - User:T Cells (Isaac) * Next WPWP drive in July 2021 * Petscan to find articles without images (timestamp 1:53:35) Topic 5 : Improving image descriptions with structured data - Isla Haddow-Flood * ISA campaigns after contest : 🤍 * 🤍 Enter the 2021 contest: 🤍 Learn more: 🤍wikilovesafrica.net #WikiInAfrica #WikiLovesAfrica #PhotographyinAfrica #WikimediaCommons #CreativeCommons #Wikipedia
The Wikimedia movement is one of the most open digital communities to free knowledge initiatives across the world, and in this regard, the ninth recommendation of the 2030 strategy came to devote this matter and calls for more efforts in the future. The African community, like other communities, is invited to participate in this reflection, which will enable the development of current projects and establish new partnerships with new actors outside the movement in order to advance the mission and vision of our movement. For this purpose, this intervention will be devoted to discussing these points, in the form of a round table, during which participants will be able to exchange visions and present their suggestions and insights.
This is a research interview with Ayokamni from the Nigerian Pidgin Wikimedia Community
In this highly anticipated episode, Jorge Vargas will take us behind the scenes of Wikimedia, helping us to make sense of how one of the top 10 most visited sites on the internet works. Discover the intricate platform management strategies employed by Wikimedia to ensure the seamless dissemination of knowledge to millions of users worldwide. Gain intriguing insights into how Wikipedia, the flagship project of Wikimedia, sustains its operations and generates revenue while remaining committed to its mission of free and accessible information for all. Jorge Vargas will delve into the multifaceted ecosystem that comprises Wikimedia, providing a comprehensive overview of its various components. Explore the intricate web of content management on the platform, as Jorge shares fascinating facts about how Wikimedia harnesses the power of its passionate community to curate and maintain high-quality content. Useful Links: Get in touch with Jorge - 🤍 Donate to Wikimedia - donate.wikimedia.org Wikimedia Foundation - 🤍 Timestamps: 00:00 - Intro 01:28 - Who is Jorge Vargas? 03:38 - Wikipedia & Wikimedia 08:58 - Wikimedia & Internet Archive 10:54 - How does editing on Wikipedia work? 14:56 - The citation tech stack 17:45 - Disagreements on Wikipedia 21:45 - Escalated conflicts on Wikipedia 24:18 - Academia perspective on Wikipedia 28:38 - Wikiversity & physical universities 32:24 - The mission of Wikimedia 36:02 - How does Wikimedia make money? 40:44 - How we can contribute? 43:21 - Which ecosystem boundary would you remove and why? 48:34 - Call To Action 50:14 - Outro
WMF Board of Trustees: Unpacking the Wikimedia Foundation Board of Trustees to the Movement in Africa is a plenary session at Wiki Indaba 2022 in Rwanda. Check out all the sessions: 🤍 🤳 Stay connected with us! Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 On Meta: 🤍 WikiIndaba Conference is the regional conference for Africans both within the continent and from the diaspora. The first edition was held in Johannesburg, South Africa in 2014 by Wikimedia ZA, the 2017 edition was held in Accra, Ghana by Open Foundation West Africa, the 2018 edition was held in Tunis, Tunisia by Wikimedia TN Usergroup, the 2019 edition was held in Abuja, FCT, Nigeria by the Wikimedia UG Nigeria. The 2020 edition of the conference was supposed to be held in Kampala, Uganda but was postponed and was instead be held in 2021 as a virtual event hosted by the Wikimedia Community User Group Uganda. The 2022 edition will be held in Kigali, Rwanda hosted by The Wikimedia Community User Group Rwanda. 🔬 Find out more about Wiki Indaba here: 🤍 #WikiIndaba #WikiAfrica #Wikimedia #WikiIndaba22 #Wikipedia #africa #openknowledge #2030movementstrategy
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Episode 20 of WikiAfrica Hour starts 2023 with a bang! We will be discussing the incredible community events that are planned for this year. Join Us! 📚CHAPTERS 00:52 Introduction of topic 2:33 Introduction of guests [Derrick Ndahiro, Euphemia Uwandu, Butch Bustria, Gnangarra Lake, Vanj Padilla, Emmanuelle Kakou] 7:30 Panel 1: 2023 Wikimania Core Organising Team and Wikimedia Youth Conference introductions 8:05 Introduction by Euphemia Uwandu 8:34 Introduction by Vanj Padilla 8:52 Introduction by Butch Bustria 9:24 Introduction by Gnangarra Lake 10:14 The Wikimania 2023 theme says Diversity. Collaboration. Future. How did the Core Organising Team arrive at this theme? [Butch] 12:50 Could you please explain the plan to us for the pre-conference and the post-conference activities of Wikimania 2023? Why six days? [Butch] 16:20 What social activities should attendees look forward to at the 2023 Wikimania conference? [Vanj] 20:58 What is the scholarships subcommittee hoping to achieve with the volunteer engagement at the conference as an alternative to the post-conference reporting system we are used to? [Gnangarra] 24:10 What does the scholarship selection look like? Any stipulated criteria? [Gnangarra] 29:29 What are the plans in place to enable self-sponsored participants? [[Gnangarra] 31:25 Could you walk us through the role of the Documentation & Event Communication Subcommittee? [Vanj] 33:25 How is the documentation programmed, in terms of accessibility and consumption by interested parties? [Vanj] 37:10 When would the programme submission open? What would the programme screening and selection process look like? [Butch] 41:10 What is the definition of youth within the wikimedia context? Why a youth conference? [Euphemia] 46:47 The upcoming Wikimedia Youth Conference is preparing to debut in Alicante, Spain. Are there reasons behind this choice of location? [Euphemia] 51:00 What measures are you putting in place to make the first Wikimedia Youth Conference a success, and that it stands the test of time? [Euphemia] 54:40 Panel 2: Wiki Indaba representative [Derrick] 55:27 As the Planning and Organising lead for the first-post COVID in-person Wiki Indaba; how did you accept to do such a herculean task? [Derrick] 59:15 What elements do you believe made your bid successful despite being a newly recognised community? [Derrick] 1:02:42 What challenges did you and your team encounter, and how did you manage those challenges? [Derrick] 1:06:48 Any idea what happened around the scholarship approvals? Is there something you feel could have been done or should be done differently in the future? [Derrick] 1:14:04 The Wiki Africa Hour News: January 2023 1:19:18 Closing remarks If you enjoyed this episode, click the SUBSCRIBE button now! Check out previous episodes: bit.ly/WIA_WAHour 🤳 Stay connected with us! Twitter: twitter.com/wikiafrica Facebook: 🤍facebook.com/WikiAfrica On Meta: meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/WikiAfrica_Hour Your host is Ceslause Ogbonnaya. WikiAfrica Hour is powered by the Wiki In Africa’s team. Subscribe to be part of the Wikimedia community and understand how Wikipedia and her Sister projects can solve some of our more pressing issues. Find out more about Wiki In Africa here: 🤍wikiinafrica.org 🔬 Find out more from our blog: 🤍wikiinafrica.org/news #WikiAfrica #WikiAfrica Hour #WikiInAfrica #openknowledge #bigopen #wikimediafoundation #wikimediacommunity #WIR #wikipedians #GLAM #celebrateafrica #design #brands #identity
Wikimedia Foundation's Language team will host a showcase about their recent work and share interesting stories from our users.
There's a well-known saying, "If Nigeria sneezes, the whole of Africa catches a cold." Here's what you need to know about the "Giant of Africa." #Nigeria #NigeriaDecides
WMF Board of Trustees: Unpacking the Wikimedia Foundation Board of Trustees to the Movement in Africa is a plenary session at Wiki Indaba 2022 in Rwanda. Check out all the sessions: 🤍 🤳 Stay connected with us! Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 On Meta: 🤍 WikiIndaba Conference is the regional conference for Africans both within the continent and from the diaspora. The first edition was held in Johannesburg, South Africa in 2014 by Wikimedia ZA, the 2017 edition was held in Accra, Ghana by Open Foundation West Africa, the 2018 edition was held in Tunis, Tunisia by Wikimedia TN Usergroup, the 2019 edition was held in Abuja, FCT, Nigeria by the Wikimedia UG Nigeria. The 2020 edition of the conference was supposed to be held in Kampala, Uganda but was postponed and was instead be held in 2021 as a virtual event hosted by the Wikimedia Community User Group Uganda. The 2022 edition will be held in Kigali, Rwanda hosted by The Wikimedia Community User Group Rwanda. 🔬 Find out more about Wiki Indaba here: 🤍 #WikiIndaba #WikiAfrica #Wikimedia #WikiIndaba22 #Wikipedia #africa #openknowledge #2030movementstrategy
The Biafran War in Nigeria - also known as the Nigerian Civil War or the Nigeria-Biafra War - was one of the most bitter and bloody conflicts of the modern era. Over the course of three and a half years, it left well over a million people dead and millions more displaced. But it was also incredibly important in terms of shaping current international attitudes towards unilateral secession. And yet, surprisingly, the Biafran War is now largely forgotten internationally? So what was the conflict all about? Hello and welcome! My name is James Ker-Lindsay. Here I take an informed look at International Relations with a focus on territorial conflicts, secession, independence movements and new countries. If you like what you see, please do subscribe. If you want more, including exclusive content and benefits, consider becoming a channel member. Many thanks! SUBSCRIBE FOR FREE 🤍 JOIN THE CHANNEL 🤍 When Nigeria became independent in 1960 it did so as a country with deep ethnographic-linguistic and religious divisions. Within just a few years this came to the fore following widely disputed elections in 1964. This led to two coups in 1966, the first led by southern military officers, the second by officers from the north. This sparked vicious conflict between the Hausa-Fulani majority in the north and the Igbo in the South. This came to a head in May 1967, when the Igbo-dominated Eastern Region unilaterally declared independence as the Republic of Biafra. Just six weeks later, the Nigerian Government declared war on the breakaway province. While it never seemed in doubt that Nigeria would win, Biafra nevertheless enjoyed a degree of international support, especially at a public level. However, the vast majority of the international community stood against its secession. In this sense, the Biafran War - Nigeria's civil war - played a huge role in shaping modern attitudes to independence and secession. CHAPTERS 0:00 Introduction and Titles 0:44 Secession and the Biafran War 2:25 Geography and Demographics of Nigeria 3:15 Nigeria's Path to Independence 4:40 Biafra's Declaration of Independence 7:03 The Biafran War 8:30 International Reactions to the Biafran War RELATED PLAYLISTS Secession and Independence in Africa 🤍 Secession and Independence in History 🤍 FURTHER READING & USEFUL SOURCES Biafra Declaration of Independence 🤍 Gowon Speech 15 January 1970 🤍 Nigeria: What Everyone Needs to Know 🤍 The Biafra Story 🤍 Biafra's War 1967-1970 🤍 MY BOOKS Secession and State Creation: What Everyone Needs to Know 🤍 [PRE-ORDER] Kosovo: The Path to Contested Statehood in the Balkans 🤍 My other books 🤍 MY PROFILES & SOCIAL MEDIA ACCOUNTS Twitter 🤍 LinkedIn 🤍 Academia.edu 🤍 Research Gate 🤍 EQUIPMENT& TOOL USED TO MAKE THIS VIDEO Camera: Canon M50 🤍 Microphone: Røde VideoMic NTG 🤍 Key Light: StudioPRO 1050W Softbox 🤍 Fill Light: Viltrox L116T 🤍 Teleprompter: Parrot 2 🤍 Tripod: Geekoto 79" Carbon Fibre 🤍 Channel Analytics: TubeBuddy 🤍 Channel Images: 🤍 Channel Graphics: 🤍 = KEYWORDS #Nigeria #Biafra #BiafranWar #InternationalRelations #Secession #Independence #InternationalHistory #CivilWar DISCLAIMER: Some of the links above are affiliate links. These pay a small commission if you make a purchase. This helps to support the channel and will be at no additional cost to you. Biafra Flag Mysid, CC BY-SA 3.0 (🤍 via Wikimedia Commons Biafra Map Eric Gaba (Sting - fr:Sting), CC BY-SA 3.0 (🤍 via Wikimedia Commons
Since 2018, Wikidata has also stored a new type of data: words, phrases and sentences, in many languages, described in many languages. This information is stored in new types of entities, called Lexemes (L), Forms (F) and Senses (S). Lexicographical data will serve as the basis for Abstract Wikipedia's natural language generation capabilities. A few languages including Dagbani, Hausa and Igbo were selected to become focus languages for the development of this new project. This workshop session will walk participants through editing the Lexicographical data namespace in Dagbani, Hausa and Igbo languages. Also, participants will learn how to use the Spell4Wiki app to produce audio recordings of words in their language. We will walk them through the installation of the app, and how they can add their language, record audio files for Wiktionary and Wikimedia Commons. Towards the end, we will go into how these lexemes can be prepared for making text generation for the Abstract Wikipedia easier.
This is a research interview with Ceslaus from the Nigerian Pidgin Wikimedia Community in Nigeria.
In 2016, we began a discussion around what Wikimedia will look like in 2030. The aim was to identify a common, strategic direction that would unite and inspire people across our movement. Our shared vision is of “a world in which every single human being can freely share in the sum of all knowledge.” To read the draft direction (first published August 2017) and join the discussion about the future of our movement, visit: 🤍 Also view on Wikimedia Commons: 🤍 and Vimeo: 🤍
The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) is the air branch of the Nigerian Armed Forces. It is the youngest branch of the Nigerian Armed Forces. It is one of the largest in Africa, consisting of over 18,000 personnel as at 2021[3]and aircraft including 9 Chengdu F-7s, 12 Dassault-Dornier Alpha Jets, three JF-17 Thunder Block II and 12 Embraer EMB 314 Super Tucano aircraft, 24 Ameracchi M-346 FAs on order, attack helicopters, armed attack drones, and military transport aircraft. This video is for educational purpose only.Copyright Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use. Important Note : - All the images shown in the video belongs to the respected owners and not us. We are not the owners of any pictures showed in the video. Source : wikipedia.org worlddata.info globalfirepower.com The video is based on my internet research and thus may not be 100% accurate. (Note :- We do not endorse war , the aim of this channel is to provide information to the viewers and to spread awareness and education.) Music is belongs to the respected owner not to me. Music link : Infraction - No Copyright Music Song Name - By your side 🤍 Video & Photo Credit : Ukraine Air Force Wikimedia Social Media Links : Facebook :- 🤍 Instagram :- 🤍 Twitter :- 🤍 Iran Military Power - 🤍 Iran Air force - 🤍 Turkish Air force Power 2023 - 🤍 Pakistan vs Iran Military Power Comparison - 🤍 USA vs China Military Comparison 2023 - 🤍 USA Vs Russia Military Power Comparison 2023 - 🤍 UAE Air Force 2023 - 🤍 Philippines Air force Power 2023 - 🤍 Royal Australian Air force - 🤍 USA vs UK Military Power Comparison 2023 🤍 50 Most Powerful Military 2023 🤍 Japan Military Power - 🤍 #nigeria #nigerianairforce #nigerianarmy #nigerianmilitary #nigeriafight
Pollution from the oil industry is a threat to our future? Nigeria is one of the largest oil exporters in the world. But the economic benefits have a downside - pollution that threatens the health and lives of local residents. Oil spills, methane emissions, and chemical waste all poison the air, soil, and water. Why is this problem important to us? How does oil pollution affect climate change and human health? What can we do to reduce the harm from the oil industry? #oilindustry #nigeria #pollution We used materials: 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍
L'implication des Africains dans diverses initiatives et affiliés du mouvement Wikimedia a augmenté de façon exponentielle pendant la pandémie. Mais avec des opportunités réduites de se rencontrer en personne, de nombreux Wikimédiens ne sont pas au courant de l'état de la communauté en général, mais également des initiatives qui ont été entreprises pour améliorer les opportunités disponibles. Au cours de cette session, nous prévoyons de fournir un aperçu de l'état de Wikimedia en Afrique (numéros et données de la communauté, données des affiliés, raisons possibles pour lesquelles la situation est telle qu'elle est, quels projets mènent, etc.) ; les récents développements technologiques dans le mouvement Wikimedia et l'effet qu'ils peuvent avoir sur la participation africaine aujourd'hui et à l'avenir. Ce sera en plus d'aborder les développements autour des plans de certains départements de la Fondation Wikimedia pour comprendre quelles sont les idées pour l'Afrique l'année prochaine.
The first webinar in a series preparing African library and information workers for #AfLIbWk 4.0. A hands-on training on how to create articles on #Wikipedia and items on #Wikidata. It includes the fundamentals for newbies as well as dives into the deep end for those who want to understand more how these platforms can be professionally used in libraries to better open up African knowledge stored in library books to the world.
In this talk, Abbey Ripstra, Dan Foy, and María Cruz of the Wikimedia Foundation discuss how internet connectivity and the absence of local languages impact access to Wikipedia. They also share some of the work the Wikimedia Foundation teams and volunteer Wikimedians are doing to address these factors. Learn more about UX for the Next Billion Users by visiting: 🤍
Explore Africa with WikiVoyage – a WikiIndaba 2022 Rwanda presentation by Alaafiabami Oladidupo, Isaac Oloruntimilehin, Godstime Elijah, Olubusola Afolabi, Tesleemah Check out all the sessions: 🤍 🤳 Stay connected with us! Twitter: 🤍 Facebook: 🤍 On Meta: 🤍 WikiIndaba Conference is the regional conference for Africans both within the continent and in the diaspora. The first edition was held in Johannesburg, South Africa in 2014 by Wikimedia ZA, the 2017 edition was held in Accra, Ghana by Open Foundation West Africa, the 2018 edition was held in Tunis, Tunisia by Wikimedia TN Usergroup, the 2019 edition was held in Abuja, FCT, Nigeria by the Wikimedia UG Nigeria. The 2020 edition of the conference was supposed to be held in Kampala, Uganda but was postponed and was instead be held in 2021 as a virtual event hosted by the Wikimedia Community User Group Uganda. The 2022 edition will be held in Kigali, Rwanda hosted by The Wikimedia Community User Group Rwanda. 🔬 Find out more about Wiki Indaba here: 🤍 #WikiIndaba #WikiAfrica #Wikimedia #WikiIndaba22 #Wikipedia #africa #openknowledge #2030movementstrategy
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