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I dedicate this Award to the Peaceful Members of the Bayelsa State House of Assembly. - "Steve Azaiki"Celebrating an una...
20/10/2021

I dedicate this Award to the Peaceful Members of the Bayelsa State House of Assembly. - "Steve Azaiki"

Celebrating an unassuming brain box, Hon. Steve Azaiki, OON

The leis of honour haven’t ceased hanging on the neck of the member representing the Yenagoa, Kolokuma Opokuma Federal Constituency, Prof. Steve Azaiki, OON. He is gradually becoming a tremendous national human resource. This man of a small physical frame from the bowels of the Niger Delta; has, since his return to the country after his educational pursuit overseas, continued to contribute his quota to national development. Interestingly, the activities of Steve Azaiki have not gone unnoticed.

The Bayelsa-born technocrat has left indelible marks from the public service, academia, international relations, and currently in the nation’s parliament. The global trotting representative has continued to draw down from his network to improve the net worth of Nigeria. Steve returned to Nigeria and founded the most organised environmental NGO in the country, the World Environmental Movement For Africa, WEMFA. Propelled by the achievements of WEMFA, Young Dr Azaiki noticed the lack of intellectual depth in policy formulation and so mobilised some of the finest brains around to start the National Think Tank. That was to help the Nigerian government to tap from substantial human resources. The NTT began in March 2008. Repeatedly organised public workshops, specialised conferences, and seminars to brainstorm on issues of national concern, thereby supplying valuable suggestions to solve tough national challenges.

Hon. Professor Steve Azaiki, a former Secretary to the State Government, is a rare breed. Even as a first-time parliamentarian, his contributions to the legislature are glaring. A member of seven house committees, Azaiki is giving back to society through his strategic intellectual interventions. An agriculturalist by training, Azaiki is an international scholar and technocrat. With vast administrative experience in public and private sectors. He is the founder of the Azaiki Public Library, Yenagoa, and the Institute of Science and Technology, Yenagoa. He Chairs the board of the Azaiki Foundation and sits on several other committees. A businessman and role model for youths. Steve is a multi-tasking personality who easily fits into any role.

Prof Azaiki had been a member of the Governing Councils of the Federal University of Technology, Akure, and Niger Delta University, Wilberforce Island. He was also Pro-Chancellor and Chairman of the Governing Council of the NDU, thus justifying his service as president of the International Society of Comparative Education, Science and Technology (ISCEST), Nigeria. An organisation that is promoting research, development of knowledge, and skills, which he introduced to Nigeria. Azaiki is also active in education, enabling organisations such as Comparative & International Education Societies of America (CIESA), World Congress of Comparative Education Societies (WCCES), co-opt him into their Executive Committees. He is also an Executive Member of both the Under-Represented Group Societies (UREAG), and Southern African Comparative and History of Education Society (SACHES).

At the federal level, he had served as Special Adviser to Ministers at various ministries exposing him to leadership at all levels. No wonder he successfully expanded the influence and visibility of the Global Organisation of Parliamentarians Against Corruption, GOPAC, Nigeria, after he was elected President in Doha, Qatar, a few years ago. Only in October 2021 was he again honoured with the Uhuru/Raila Peace Accord award by the London Political Summit in London. Just after he was elected to the board of the Global Parliamentary Network. That Prof Azaiki was elected into a twelve-member board of the global organisation is by itself an honour to him and Nigeria. Indeed, Prof Steve Azaiki is becoming a serial awardee, with honours and recognitions coming worldwide.

Dason Nemieboka is a Port Harcourt-based PR consultant and author.

27/07/2021

A POSITION PAPER BY PROF. STEVE AZAIKI, OON, MHR, YENAGOA-KOLOKUMA/OPOKUMA FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY, 15TH OF JULY, 2021 Many Nigerians are aware of the recent developments in our […]

26/06/2021

International Society of Comparative Education, Science and Technology (ISCEST) VIII Annual International Conference

01 – 03 December 2021

Conference Theme

International Society of Comparative Education, Science and Technology (ISCEST) VIII Annual International Conference takes place virtually, from 01 to 03 December 2021. The theme is Reinterpreting Educational, Scientific and Technological Success for a Covid and Post-Covid World. Academics, researchers, teachers, students, consultants, policy makers, curriculum developers and other interested professionals are invited to get involved by presenting a paper and by participating in the plenary sessions.

Generally, people associate educational, scientific, and technological success with the attainment of qualifications, certification, and professional jobs. But success in these three areas was under academic scrutiny long before the Covid pandemic came on the scene. As it become more evident that all types of teaching and learning activities are continuing, albeit under challenging circumstances, the need to rethink educational, scientific and technological success becomes more acute. The acquisition of knowledge and the application of that knowledge, must be seen to be linked to needs, goals, agency, responsibility and self-reliance. These elements should be played out within a wider framework that encompasses family, learning institutions and community interrelationships. The Covid situation has forced a rethink on how we engage with national, regional and international problems. This implies that it is also necessary to reinterpret educational, scientific and technological success in a world whose geographical distance has been reduced in a surreal way, because of technological capabilities.

There are three major strands to the conference – education, science and technology. Presenters should therefore feel free to choose to deliberate within any of these broad topic areas. The scope afforded in these areas allow for a substantial range of comparisons.

Develop a paper from one of the themes. Make use of an opportunity to have your paper published in the ISCEST Journal, Current Studies in Comparative Education, Science and Technology (CSCEST). Please note that the following are simply suggestions. You can choose to develop another paper that is based on one of the themes.

Education

Factors that determine success at primary and secondary
Educational achievement in African schools
Differences in achievement for males and females
What success and failure means in a Covid era, in tertiary institutions
How educational leaders encourage home, school and community collaboration
Agriculture and Environmental Sciences

Benefits of using appropriate farming techniques
Practical career paths in agricultural and environmental sciences
Effects of Covid-19 on agricultural production
How Covid-19 impacted the delivery of courses in agricultural and environmental sciences
Success and failure in agricultural production
Engineering Science and Technology

Monitoring progress in a technological world
Engineering science and technology in a post-Covid world
What factors determine the accomplishment of engineers
How the changes brought about by Covid-19 facilitate or hinder engineering and technology programmes
Progressive changes brought about by technology since the start of Covid-19
Call for Abstracts & Papers

Abstract submission

Abstracts should be sent to: [email protected]

Deadline for submission of Abstracts: 15th August 2021

Abstract acceptance notification: 30th September 2021

Abstracts should be sent electronically to: [email protected].

Notes on abstract submission

Participants may submit Abstracts only.
Abstracts must be written in Standard English.
Length of Abstract: 150-250 words
Accepted Abstracts will be published in the ISCEST 2019 Conference Programme/Book.
Full papers

Full papers that are accepted will be published in the ISCEST Journal, CSCEST. See http://www.journal.iscest.org/about-the-journal/ for paper guidelines.
Deadline for paper submission: 31st August 2021
Paper acceptance notification: 30th September 2021
Papers should be sent electronically to: [email protected].
REGISTRATION FEES

Local participants: ₦15,000

Students: ₦5,000

Overseas participants: US$50

Bank Details:

Name: International Society of Comparative Education, Science and Technology

Access Bank PLC:

Naira Account No.: 0760597220

Dollars Account No.: 0760594023

https://www.iscest.org/iscest-viii-annual-international-conference-01-03-december-2021/

01/04/2021

ISCEST Nigeria | The International Society of Comparative Education, Science and Technology Nigeria

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Abuja

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