Alumni Association in Nigeria
Participants from Nigeria who took part in courses at MDF in the past, would like to stay in touch with each other. They want to analyse what could be their common objectives. What kind of activities is the group interested in. Who would want to organise these.
Please give your ideas, suggestions and impressions. Do not forget to mention the course you were in.
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Reply #2 :: Governnace Specialist
by Sriram, on Thursday April 1, 2010Really MDF provides qualitative capacity building.
Reply #3 :: Meeting of the MDF alumni Members in Nigeria
by Olusesan Olukoya, on Monday February 22, 2010Dear All,
We members of the MDF alumni in Nigeria need to meet. I want to suggest that we should let the first general meeting hold late March as we discuss along and the venue can be agreed upon once we decide on the date to meet.
Please feel free to come up with suggestions so as to know how to go about this timely and important meeting.
Thank you very much for your time and hope to hear from you soon.
Olusesan Olukoya,
+2348056310336
Reply #4 :: Happy New Year to you all!
by Olusesan Olukoya, on Wednesday January 13, 2010Sincere greetings and Happy New Year 2010 to you all the MDF Alumni members in Nigeria. Year 2010 shall be our year of good tidings, favour, blessing and supernatural breakthrough.
Once again, have a blessed year and God bless you in all your daily activities.
Olusesan Olukoya,
(IAC 2008)
+2348056310336
Reply #5 :: Re" MDF Alumni Members in Nigeria
by Olusesan Olukoya, on Friday November 27, 2009Dear All,
There have been lots of contributions over the past weeks. Oladeji Awonaya suggested that we should start to collate mails, phone numbers, location and other relevant information of the MDF Alumni members and make a zonal segmentation to be able to know the figures of alumni in each zones in Nigeria. He also suggested that we should secure and contact the alumni members in Lagos to test run the first meeting in the first quarter of next year so as to enable the other zones to follow suit. Sr. Josephine Balogun SND also felt that we have not been judiciously making use of the MDF weblog as we ought to. “The space created for us on the MDF Home page is indeed very good and I know we do not use it as much as we ought to.” She said. She added that we need to start meeting as soon as possible by next year.
These are good suggestions and it would be appreciated if others can as well send in their contributions so as to have more reactions of almost everybody.
We need to discuss with the MDF Management about the possibility of having a seminar or a tailor made training for 2010 but not until we have met as a group to discuss this possibility among ourselves.
Thank you all and please do respond so as to know the way forward.
Olusesan Olukoya,
aryinigeria@yahoo.com,
sesanolukoya@yahoo.com
08056310336
Reply #6 :: NIGERIA ALLUMNI MEMBERS
by GOOD THINKING GOOD RESULTS, on Thursday November 19, 2009My name is AWONAYA OLADEJI,working with universal basic education board,maryland,lagos.I was at MDF 2005 For PPMA.it was agreat experience for me.i wish all the alumni to meet because there is alot to gain and also to have a mutual sense of belongings to creat a forum for good thinking among ourselves to enhance good results.
my email:akloodnov8@yahoo.com
08028116834.cheers!
Reply #7 :: Mr.
by Olubodun Olufemi, on Wednesday November 18, 2009I will like to participate in the CBL courses and join this group of changed agents.
I hope this forum will now be used to commence useful discussions not stopping at just comments as we have here.
Olufemi
Reply #8 :: MDF alumni Members in Nigeria
by Olusesan Olukya, on Monday November 16, 2009Dear All,
Now that the awareness is of the MDF alumni Members in Nigeria is now getting stronger, why don't we decide on a date when we members cam meet? I will suggest that we all send in our names, telephone numbers and office address to start with so as to reach out to ourselves and then we can conclude on where and when to meet. Please send your mails to aryinigeria@yahoo.com
God bless you all.
Olusesan Olukoya,
+2348056310336
Reply #9 :: MDF alumni Members in Nigeria
by Febbie, on Tuesday November 10, 2009Dear All,
My name is Febisola Abegunde,a principal Education officer under secondary education board(GSS Gwarinpa)
I was at MDF IN sept.2009 and I participated in Competency Based Learning course (CBL)
I had the most memorable experience of my life both in academics and social aspects.Both the Trainers and the administrative staff are wonderful people. I am now a change agent
Lets keep in touch.
Reply #10 :: Manager Operations
by Blessing Omoaghe, on Monday November 9, 2009l participated in the MDF course CBL Sept-Oct 2009.
l loved the time l spent at MDF. l learnt alot that has a paradigm shift in my career. the webblog is a welcome idea.
would it be possible for us to have a pix gallery of our 'faces' so at least l would have an idea of how the members look like.
thanks
Reply #11 :: Members from Nigeria
by Olusesan Olukoya, on Monday October 19, 2009Dear all,
I think that we members from Nigeria should see this weblog as an opportunity for us all to express ourselves as well as to reach out to one another. It should be utilized to the utmost.
Thank you very much for your time. Sincere appereciation to the entire staff and management at the MDF Hdq.for doing a great job. Kudos.
Olusesan Olukoya
Reply #12 :: SND
by Sr. Balogun Josephine, on Thursday October 15, 2009Dear All,
My name is Sr. Josephine Balogun, a catholic nun.
I work as the programme officer/provincial secretary of the Justice Development and Peace/Caritas, Onitsha Ecclesiastical Province.
I was in MDF in November 2008 for project and Programme Management and Administration (PPMA)
It was quite enriching. The trainers were very efficient and the administrative staff were very good too.
I thank the NUFFIC Alumni for creating this special page for us to get to know ourselves and to share our stories. Also to see how we could best organise ourselves.
The knowledge I gained from MDF has been very helpful to me in my day to day activity and tasks.
One of the the projects I planned to carry out when I get back to my organisation last year was to review our stragetic plan to see if it still make meaning to us in our present situation. Or if its still helping us to keep focus or loosing focus. During the review, we discovered that we needed to have a new strategic plan that we could work with and which we could own as our document and be able to work with it. Thank God the strategic plan workshop took place last week. We invited experts from different organisations to help us facilitate the process. Please God, we expect to have the final document before the end of the month.
We have participants from all the seven dioceses and three states covered by our province to attend the programme. It was very tedious but now we will be glad to call the document ours as it has the contributions of those who are going to implement it.
With the knwoledge I gained from MDF, I knew what the strategic plan entails and how to prepare our participants to in advance to be able to have a better result.
Thank you all and please let us keep in touch.
Warmest regards,
Sr. Josephine Balogun SND
Reply #13 :: Administrative and Finance
by Malya Beatrice, on Thursday October 8, 2009Dear All,
I work with TANZANIA EDUCATION NETWROK (TEN/MET) based at Dar es Salaam, Tanzania as an Administrative and Finance Officer.
I was at MDF Ede 2009 and participated in Project and Program Management and Administration (PPMA).
The knowledge and skills acquired at the training has equipped me to work comfortably in the projects effectively and efficiently.
I appereciate the staff and management of MDF for doing a good job.
Beatrice Malya
Reply #14 :: Program Director
by Abokede Aderonke Funmi, on Monday September 14, 2009Dear All,
I work with Women and Development Movement(WADEM) based at Osogbo, Osun state as the Program Director.
I was at MDF Ede 2006 and participated in Project and Program Management and Administration (PPMA).
The knowledge and skills acquired at the the training has equipped me to implement projects effectively and efficiently.
I appereciate the staff and management of MDF for doing a good job. However they need to improve on responding to emails sent to them.
The weblog MDF for the MDF Alumni in Nigria is a good idea that will facilitate interaction and networking towards achieving sustainable development.
Reply #15 :: APPRECIATION
by ONAGBOLA OLUFUNKE REBECCA, on Tuesday August 18, 2009DearAll,
My name is Onagbola Olufunke Rebecca,a senior lecturer/trainer at Our Generation Today{Ur.Gen.T}Foundation.
I was at MDF IN 2007 and i had the most memorable experience of my life both in academics and social aspects.Both the Trainers and the administrative staff are wonderful people.
I will like to appreciate the management of MDF for this wonderful opportunity given to us Nigerians.It is a good platform for us to connect like Sesan said.
I will advise that we choose a date to meet so as to know the way forward.
Remain Blessed.
Onagbola Rebecca.
Reply #16 :: MDF alumni Members in Nigeria
by Olusesan Olukoya, on Thursday August 13, 2009Dear All,
Olusesan Olukoya is my name and I am the Country Project Manager of the AFRICAN REGIONAL YOUTH INITIATIVE (ARYI Nigeria), an organization that works with hundreds of youth and community based organizations across Africa addressing developmental issues outlined in the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs).
I was at the MDF, Ede in the Netherlands last year and I participated in the IAC (International Advisory Course 2008).
The weblog item on the MDF website for the MDF Alumni in Nigeria is the first of it's kind, a welcome idea, good initiative and in the right direction that will afford us members of the association to reach out to ourselves and also maintain exchange communication.
Please let us feel free to contribute positively.As many members that may have better ideas or suggestions on how to go about all the contact making, we have the opportunity now.
Thank you for your time and please lets make this lively.
Sincere Warm regards,
Olusesan Olukoya,
(IAC 2008)
